Order of Operations Color by Number Activity 5th, 6th Grade Math

Order of operations practice is more engaging when there’s color! In these easy-prep color by number activities, students solve 20 (or 15) problems, self-check, and color. 

• Students will immediately know whether or not they solved correctly – if their answer is incorrect, they won’t find it on the coloring sheet!

Problems require students to:

• Use the order of operations to evaluate expressions. Some expressions have only operations, while others include parentheses, exponents, and operations

In this easy-prep resource, you’ll find:

1) Three different paper versions, A, B, and C:

• Versions A and B have the same 20 problems, but in a different order on the page. The coloring pattern is different as well, so each version has its own problem page and coloring page.
• Version C has 15 problems (different problems from A and B) and a less complex coloring sheet, with fewer areas to color.
• There are two copies of each problem page – one that uses the x for multiplication and one that uses the dot (digital versions use the dot).

2) Two coloring pages without numbers, for students to color in their own way

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