Order of Operations - Digital Colour by Number ☆ Christmas Edition ☆
Revising order of operations has never been this fun! Students type their answers in the correct column, and rectangles instantly turn green for correct answers or red for incorrect ones. This provides immediate feedback and saves you hours of marking!
As the answers are filled in, the picture gradually colours in. When all answers are correct, the Christmas image will be completely coloured!
These 6 puzzles require NO prep from you - a part form assigning the Google Sheet on Google Classroom. Don't forget, they're also self-marking and provide students with immediate feedback, so no marking is required!
Before buying, please note the following:
- Make sure you AND your students have a google account/email. The file can only be accessed if logged into a google account
- This product is 100% digital. No paper copy of the activity is provided, so please make sure your students have access to a device!
- Ensure students are able to independently answer questions such as: [(2 x 3) + 3] x 5 + 6 =
Outcome Codes: AC9M6A02
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Why Choose The Order of Operations - Digital Colour by Number ☆ Christmas Edition ☆?
- All puzzles are automatically self-marking.
- Difficulty levels increase as students progress through the puzzles.
- The self-colouring sheets are highly engaging and fun for students.
- This product is fully aligned with the Australian Curriculum.
What's Included?
- 4 Christmas-themed puzzles with 10 questions
- 2 Christmas-themed puzzles with 16 questions
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