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Winter Games Order of Operations PEMDAS Pixel Art

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Order of operations problems 1 to 10: students evaluate expressions with parentheses, such as 6 + (8 ÷ 4) × 3, showing work
Printable recording sheet for the first ten problems
Order of operations problems 11 to 20: students solve expressions like (25 − 5) ÷ (5 − 1) and 3 × (14 − 8) + 2
Second recording sheet to finish the set of twenty
Winter task cards 1 to 4 with order of operations expressions, such as (10 − 2) × 3 ÷ 2, on snowy pine tree backgrounds
Cut apart for a task card center or scoot game
Winter task cards 5 to 8: order of operations expressions including (16 ÷ 4) × (3 + 2) and (7 + 5) × 2 − 8 to evaluate
Second set of cards for stations or partner rotation
Winter task cards 9 to 12 with order of operations expressions such as 30 ÷ (5 + 1) × 4 and (20 − 8) ÷ 4 + 9 to solve
Add to the card set for a room-wide scavenger hunt
Winter task cards 13 to 16: order of operations practice with 6 × (10 − 7) + 2 and (18 − 6) ÷ 3 × 5
More cards for small-group practice or early finishers
Winter task cards 17 to 20 with order of operations expressions including (25 − 5) ÷ (5 − 1) and (12 + 8) ÷ 2 + 6
Final cards to complete the twenty-card printable set

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Rejuvenate your order of operations practice for 5th grade this winter with a digital pixel art resource! This order of operations (with parentheses) resource gives students practice with a vital skill in a fun, not-so-mundane way! For each correct answer, part of a Winter Games image is revealed. There are 20 questions that ask students to use order of operations to solve a problem. There are only positive integers used. Parentheses are included, however there are no exponents just yet. If the answer is correct, part of a Winter Games pixel art image is revealed. If the answer is incorrect, the image does not reveal and students should check their work. This is a self-checking activity, giving students instant feedback without adding to your grading pile!

As an extension, there are ice hockey fun facts that are revealed as students finish the image. These are short and give kids something extra to be excited about, since they are related to one of the events of the Winter Games.

This resource is no prep! The digital pixel art activity is ready to assign and works well for independent practice, a review day, or a technology center. A printable worksheet version is included, so you could easily assign the same questions as homework or use them for a small group of students who do not have computer access. You will also receive all of the problems in task card form, which work well for a math center, partner work, or math rotations. An answer key is included

The different formats make it easy to differentiate and reuse. Students who need extra practice can do so, and advanced students or early finishers have something to keep them busy without giving them extra instructions. Since the activity is winter-themed, it is especially relevant during December, January, or a Winter Games math day. However, the content is generic enough to use all year for 5th grade order of operations review!

What’s Included

20 order of operations problems (parentheses included, no exponents, positive integers only)

Digital, self-checking pixel art activity

Winter Games-themed mystery image

Printable worksheet

Task cards for centers or small groups

Answer key

Fun facts about ice hockey revealed at the end

Teachers love how easy it is to use and how on-task the students are. Kids love unlocking the image with their correct answers! If you’re looking for a winter-themed order of operations math activity with high engagement, this is the one for you!

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