Order of Operations Worksheets

Order of operations problems check whether students evaluate an expression in the right sequence: parentheses first, then multiplication and division from left to right, then addition and subtraction from left to right.

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Order of Operations

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Evaluate each expression. Show your steps.

1.57−9×6=
2.6÷2×8=
3.2×(19−16)=
4.7×4+2×2=
5.6×3+9×6=
6.16+3×3=
7.(2+8)×3=
8.7×9−9=
9.36−4+6=
10.40−6×3=
11.30+56÷8=
12.5×(9−2)=
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Answer keyOrder of Operations

Evaluate each expression. Show your steps.

1.57−9×6=3
2.6÷2×8=24
3.2×(19−16)=6
4.7×4+2×2=32
5.6×3+9×6=72
6.16+3×3=25
7.(2+8)×3=30
8.7×9−9=54
9.36−4+6=38
10.40−6×3=22
11.30+56÷8=37
12.5×(9−2)=35
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What's on this worksheet

Whole-number expressions with two or three operations, some with parentheses. Every answer is a whole number. Each sheet comes with an answer key on a separate page.

Teaching tips

  • PEMDAS (US), BODMAS (UK) and BIDMAS all describe the same rules.
  • The most common error is doing addition before subtraction, or multiplication before division, when the rule is simply left to right.

How to use this worksheet maker

Press New worksheet for a fresh set of problems, then Print. To save a PDF instead, choose "Save as PDF" in the print window. Every sheet has a short code in the bottom corner. Copy the link to a sheet and you can print exactly the same problems again later, which is handy for retakes and for sharing with other teachers.

Common Core alignment: 5.OA.A.1 (Grades 5–6).