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A Math Problem Meme Turned Into Pixel Art

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Order of operations problems 1 to 10: students evaluate expressions with parentheses that use 67, such as 200 − (67 + 33)
Printable practice set one, with room to show each step
Order of operations problems 11 to 20: students simplify grouped expressions with 67, like (217 − 67) ÷ (5 − 2)
Second half of the paper set for homework or a quiz
Thanksgiving task cards 1 to 4 on autumn leaves: evaluate expressions like (67 − 40) + (8 × 3) and (67 − 55) × (6 − 3)
Cut apart along the dashed lines for a scoot or stations game
Fall leaf task cards 5 to 8: students apply order of operations to (169 − 67) ÷ (6 − 4), (67 − 50) × 4 and more
Second set of cards for small-group rotation
Task cards 9 to 12: students solve (67 − 45) + (9 × 3), 250 − (67 + 83), (67 − 42) × 2 and (181 − 67) ÷ (7 − 4)
Cards to post around the room for a gallery walk
Task cards 13 to 16 practise order of operations: (67 − 37) + (8 × 4), (217 − 67) ÷ (5 − 2), (67 − 53) × (5 + 3) and more
Partner practice: trade cards and compare answers
Final task cards 17 to 20 with expressions to evaluate, such as (403 − 67) ÷ (11 − 7), (67 − 44) × 2 and 300 − (67 + 123)
Early-finisher cards or an exit check

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About This Product

Your students won't stop saying "67," right? They are obsessed with it. Mine definetely are.

So why not turn it into some math practice they'll actually enjoy?

This Order of Operations Digital Pixel Art Activity gives the students' latest obsession a fun Thanksgiving twist and turns it into a zero-prep review that your class will enjoy.

Students solve 20 order of operations problems-every single one featuring the famous 67-and watch a hidden Thanksgiving image come to life, pixel by pixel. By the time they finish the last problem, the full "67" design appears in cozy fall colors. It's equal parts laughter, engagement, and solid math practice all in one.

What’s Inside

Digital Self-Checking Pixel Art

20 order of operations problems (with parentheses, no exponents). Each correct answer reveals part of the Thanksgiving-themed “67” picture. It’s 100% self-checking — no grading, no stress. Students can work at theiur own pace.

Printable Worksheet:

Same 20 problems in an easy-to-print version. Great for independent work or homework.

Printable Task Cards:

20 cards for math centers, partner work, or a quick "Scoot" activity.

Answer Key:

For quick checks and easy review.

Skills Covered

Applying order of operations (PEMDAS) (with parentheses, no exponents)

Evaluating multi-step expressions

Using parentheses - no exponents

Strengthening accuracy and critical thinking Why Teachers Love It Zero Prep: Just assign digitally or print and go. Self-Checking: Students see instantly when they're right -- no extra grading for you. Viral & Engaging: Attention is caught right from the beginning-the 67 trend. Perfect for November: Add some Thanksgiving fun to math class without losing rigor. Use it for review, math centers, early finishers, or sub plans-and bring a little fall flavor and a lot of laughter into your classroom. This Thanksgiving Pixel Art makes the internet's favorite number a part of your students' favorite math activity.

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