
Order of Operations (No Exponents / PEMDAS)
Mystery Detective Worksheets · Grades 5–8 · Spring
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If your students are learning to use parentheses in order of operations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division equations. Then these Spring Mystery Detective pack of math activities and order of operations worksheets are perfect for your students to capture their imagination. They can be used in class, for a homework activity, or assessment worksheet as students begin to learn how to solve numerical expressions. perfect for the spring months leading up to the Spring Break and Easter.
These worksheets are WITH No exponents and NO negative numbers so are perfect to introduce your students to PEMDAS and BEDMAS. They are fun math activities that are designed to be done in one class period each.
There are 5x Mini Mystery Detective Order of Operations Worksheets in this pack. At the top of each worksheet is a story to set the scene of the Mini Mystery Detective, students then answer the questions to narrow down the suspects and options until they have solved these fun daily math questions.
Each Mystery Detective case is an independent escape room (or crack the code) type of activity where students identify suspects with puzzles and word problems instead of using locks.
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