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Using the Colors of a Traffic Light and PEMDAS to Determine the Order of Operations

Using the Colors of a Traffic Light and PEMDAS to Determine the Order of Operations

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It is 4:33 in length.

This question is modeled after question number 10 from the 6th grade math test from last year in Texas.

It only scored 44%.
It was a very simple problem, but apparently the students forgot to use PEMDAS to determine the order of operations and get a value of an expression. I use a traffic like analogy to help your students remember the order of importance. Hope you like it!

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