5.OA.A.

1- Use parentheses, brackets, or braces in numerical

expressions, and evaluate expressions with these symbols.

Objective: I will use order of operations to solve numerical

expressions with 100% accuracy.
-What would happen if instructions weren’t
followed in the correct order?
( Lets think real-life examples)

-Does order matter?

 What is

And have you used

 Vocabulary
Numerical Expre󰇚ions Evaluate
1 Contains numbers & operation 2 To determine or calculate the
symbols. value of.

Order of Operations Parentheses

3 Tells us the order and steps to
solve an expression with multiple
4
operations.

Brackets Braces
5 6
Order of Operations
Get in Order Game
Which step comes first?
Take a look back . . .
 Let’s Try it . . .
Innermost - outermost

[(7x2)-3]+8÷2x3 Answer: 23

Find 8 times the difference between 77 and 13 Answer : 8 x ( 77 - 13 )

[ 7 x ( 6 - 1 ) ] + 100 Answer: 135

4^2 + 3^2 - {25 - [2 x (11 +9 -13)]} Answer: 14

 Let’s Try . . .
Brandon is filling a flower order for a banquet. He needs 3 large
arrangements and 12 small arrangements. The large arrangements
each contain 28 roses. The small arrangements each contain 16 roses.
How many roses does Brandon need in all? Write an expression to
represent the total number of roses Brandon needs.

Answer: ( 3 x 28) + ( 12 x 16)

 You Try . . .
Get white boards & dry erase markers out

6^2 ÷ ( 32 - 29 )^2 Answer: 4

12 x ( 3 + 11 + 6 ) ÷ 2^3 Answer: 30
 Cons󰇢ruct an Argument
Jordan and Annika are working on 15 + 12 ÷ 3 + 5, Jordan
says the answer is 14 and Annika says the answer is 24. Who
is right? (Remember to re read the problem and determine
what is being asked, list steps, solve, and explain reasoning)

Answer: 24, Annika is right

 Challenge

Higher Order Thinking : Use the operations signs +, -, x, and ÷

once each in the expression below to make the number sentence
true.

Answer: 6 x ( 3 - 1 ) + 5 ÷ 1 = 17

6 (3 ? 1) ? 5 ? 1 = 17
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