Use this PEMDAS anchor chart and bookmark set to remind your students about the correct order of operations.
A Colorful PEMDAS Anchor Chart and Bookmark Set
Bring order of operations to life in your classroom with this vibrant PEMDAS anchor chart and bookmark set! This resource includes multiple versions of both the poster and bookmark in full color and low-color options, making it perfect for any classroom environment.
The posters are ideal for display, providing students with a constant visual reminder of the correct order of operations. The bookmarks are a handy, portable tool for students to reference during independent work or assessments.
Included in this resource:
- Vertical black-and-white PEMDAS anchor chart
- Vertical low-color PEMDAS anchor chart
- Vertical color PEMDAS anchor chart
- Large horizontal color multi-page PEMDAS poster set
- Horizontal color multi-page PEMDAS poster set
- Black-and-white PEMDAS bookmarks
- Color PEMDAS bookmarks
- Rainbow PEMDAS bookmarks
With so many options, this resource is bound to fit your order of operations needs!
PEMDAS vs. BOMDAS
What is PEMDAS? It is an acronym for the steps in the order of operations, which are as follows:
P – Parenthesis
E – Exponents
M – Multiplication
D – Division
A – Addition
S – Subtraction
Multiplication and division are done as the same step, from left to right in the equation, as are addition and subtraction.
You may have also seen the acronym BOMDAS from time-to-time. This is the same procedure, but reflects different terms that can be used for parenthesis and exponents.
B – Brackets
O – Orders (exponents, square roots, indices)
M – Multiplication
D – Division
A – Addition
S – Subtraction
As with PEMDAS, multiplication and division are done in the same step from left to right in the equation, as are addition and subtraction.
Download This PEMDAS Poster and Bookmark Set
This PEMDAS poster and bookmark set is available in both PDF and Google Slides formats. To choose the option that suits your classroom, simply click the drop-down arrow on the download button.
This resource was created by Kaylyn Chupp, a teacher in Florida and a Teach Starter collaborator.
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