Online Math Order of Operations Games

Solve the math problem each step at a time, by clicking on the correct opearation, according to the order of operations rules.

For example, if you get "2 + 5 X 3" then first click the "X", and on the next row that appears, click the "+" sign.

(Game includes also practice with parentheses and power).

Match the math problem with its correct solution in the center. Every correct answer will reveal a part of the hidden picture.

(Game includes practice of addition, subtraction and multiplication)

Try to solve correctly maximum problems in 2 minutes. Pay attention to order of operations when solving.

(Includes practice of the 4 basic arithmetic operations)

This activity starts with an easy to understand tutorial of order of operations, and continues with many exercises such as clicking the correct operation and word problems.

The exercises are in a step by step manner, accompanied with easy explanations.

A math expression will appear on the screen.

Solve the expression by choosing the correct answer from the four given on the right.

To see the complete solution to the problem, hover the mouse over the question mark symbol.

To get another problem, click the recycle symbol (next to the question mark).

In every trial a math problem will appear.

Try to solve the problem by clicking the correct operation (Plus, Minus, Multiplication or Division).

Some problems will include parentheses, and some won't.

For every correct answer you get 6 points, and a wrong answer reduces 2 points from your score.

In this game you will be given order of operations problems. Click the correct answer from the four suggested answers.

For every correct answer the prize you get will increase. Let's see if you can reach the one million dollars prize!

During the game you can use up to three hints, which elimitae some of the answer choices, making it easier for you to find the correct answer.

Start by clicking the "Play Now!" button.

You will be given four digits. Your job is to combine these digits with the correct operations, so they will make expressions of the numbers 1 to 10 (every combination will express one number at a time).

For example, if you were given the digits 1,3,5 and 7, you can combine them like this: 1*3+5-7 to express the number 1, and 1+3*5-7 to express the number 9, and so on.

Note that you are also allowed to combnine two digits together to create a two-digit number, for example combine 1 and 5 into 15, to create the following expression: 15-3-7 to express the number 5.

Type your answer to the order of operations problem inside the empty box, and hit the Enter key.

When you finish all 10 problems, you will get a briefing of your answers, and you will get a chance to correct your mistakes.

This game can be played alone, or up to 4 players.

Start by clicking the green buttons to choose a card for each player.

Click the "Shuffle" button, to get a math problem. Then click the correct answer on the big grid to the right.

If a player was lucky to have this answer also on his card, it will be highlighted on his card too.

A player wins when on his card he got five highlighted numbers in a row.

This is a simple practice of solving order of operations math problems.
The problems are composed of brackets, multiplication, addition and subtraction (includes also negative numbers).

After answering, you will be given feedback whether you were correct, or otherwise it will show you the correct answer.

A problem will appear in the center of the windmill, with various possible answers turning on the fans around it. When you find the correct answer - click it.

Try to make as many correct ansewrs as possible in the time given (3 minutes).