7th Grade Math Lab: Order of Operations

Play these order of operations games. Use your notebook for any work. NO CALCULATORS!

To warm up, play this Order of Operations game.  Click on the operations in the order you will do them.  You do not actually have to work out the problems.  After you get 10 correct, you will get to play an arcade game.  For that game, click the operations in the order you would do them.  Show me your score if you think it is high enough to get on the high score board.

Next, play Select an Operation.  Number in your notebook from 1 to 10 (leave space in between).  Write down the problems AND the answers for ten problems.  You do not need to show your work because you will be doing the work on screen (but you can show it if you want to).

Finally, play Order of Operations Rags to Riches.  If you win 1,000,000, let me see your screen, and you can add your name to the Millionaire's Club!

If you have extra time, you may play any game under Order of Operations or Exponents on the Number and Computation Games page.

7th Grade Metric Conversion

Play the Build a Shed metric conversion game.  There are three levels, with five questions for each level.  Record your answers in your notebook.

The Real Number System - Practice for 8th Graders

Rational or Irrational?
Answer ALL 20 questions, and record your score in your notebook.  Make a list of the ones you miss.

Real Numbers Concentration
Under "settings" change the board size to 4 x 3.

Subsets of the Real Number System Rags to Riches
Play until you get AT LEAST $64,000.  If you win $1,000,000 let me see your screen so I can add your name to the millionaire board.

Customary Measurement Games for 7th Grade

Play these four games:
Measuring in Customary Units (Do at least 10.)
Customary Matching Squares (Game 1)
Converting Customary Units (Do at least 10 AND show your work in your notebook.)
Customary Matching Squares (Game 2)
If you have time:
Animal Weigh In (Some customary and some metric)

Welcome Back!

It's always exciting to start another school year!  Welcome back 8th and 9th graders.  7th graders, look around and get familiar with the site.  There are a ton of practice games on the games page if you can't wait to do some math!