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Order of Operations Color by Answer | PEMDAS Math Worksheets | No Prep Practice
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Add to cart➕ Order of Operations Color by Answer | PEMDAS Math Practice Worksheets
Make order of operations practice fun and engaging with these Color by Answer math worksheets! This no‑prep, print‑and‑go resource helps students confidently apply PEMDAS while staying motivated through a creative coloring activity.
Perfect for review, math centers, after testing quiet time, early finishers, sub plans, or assessment, these worksheets provide meaningful practice with order of operations without adding extra prep time to your day.
🖍️ How the Color by Answer Activity Works
Students solve order of operations problems, then use their answers to determine how to color each section of the picture. As they work through the worksheet, the image is revealed—offering built‑in self‑checking and immediate feedback. This format keeps students engaged while reinforcing accurate computation and mathematical reasoning.
🧠 Skills Practiced
✅ Applying order of operations (PEMDAS)
✅ Solving multi‑step numerical expressions
✅ Strengthening computational accuracy
✅ Building confidence with math problem solving
✍️ Teacher‑Friendly Features
✔️ No Prep – Print & Go
✔️ Engaging Color by Answer format
✔️ Ideal for independent work or math centers
✔️ Works for review or assessment
✔️ Perfect for early finishers and sub tubs
These order of operations worksheets make it easy to keep students focused while reinforcing an essential math skill.
🎯 Perfect For:
This order of operations color by answer resource provides a fun, low‑stress way for students to practice PEMDAS while giving teachers a reliable, no‑prep activity they can use anytime.
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“We continually need to practice Order of Operations. This packet makes it fun and ups the level each time as we progress through the school year!”
“This was a fun way for my students to practice order of operations. They really enjoyed coloring the graphic.”
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We continually need to practice Order of Operations. This packet makes it fun and ups the level each time as we progress through the school year!
Angela B.
Grades taught: 6th
This was a fun way for my students to practice order of operations. They really enjoyed coloring the graphic.
Brenda I.
Grades taught: 5th, 6th
Kids enjoyed this resource. Focused creativity, mixed with problem solving - nice!
Jodee W.
Grades taught: 5th
I like that this resource gives students the chance to draw while practicing math.
Kali C.
Grades taught: 5th
My students loved the variety of questions that these offered. I like that I can easily pull a couple out for remediation, or for extra practice when a student finishes their work early.
Mary P.
Grades taught: 7th
My students really enjoyed this!
Miz K.
Grades taught: 5th
My students loved being able to draw the pictures. It was a fun way to have them practice!
Gang's R.
Grades taught: 6th
Great resource to use with my students!
PlanWithBreanne
Grades taught: 5th
great
Charley B.
Grades taught: 6th
Great for end of year review. Thank you!
Shaylee J.
Grades taught: 6th
Awesome resource!
Karleigh M.
Grades taught: 5th
Thanks
amy A.
Grades taught: Adult
Such a unique way to practice. Very engaging!!
Samantha A.
Grades taught: 6th
Great activity- thanks!
Agnes H.
Grades taught: 6th
Great way to keep up with kids and their learning.
Jamie H.
Grades taught: 5th
Such a fun way to practice order of operations! Color by numbers are always a hit with my middle schoolers. Thank you!
Jaci H.
Can't wait to use this!
Melinda R.
good resource
Stephanie G.
Fun activity!
Kristina C.
Great Resource
Andres Z.
My students love these! They forget that they are doing math
Jaslina T.
Students really enjoyed this, great way to review concept!
Edward W.
This was a lot of fun for my 6th graders. Thanks.
MathMakestheWorldGoRound
Thank you! Love how you have the different levels available.
Julie H.
Thanks!
SchoolBoxTreasures
Great for centers
Ariel V.
Good product
Josiane C.
Always a great review activity!
Kellie W.
Great resource!
Christopher M.
These are very helpful in teaching and reviewing order or operations!
Emily T.
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Karen B.
What a great way to continually practice this concept! Thanks!
Texas T.
Great resource, thank you!
CONNIE W.
will use as center work
Stacey L.
Engaging practice!
Fourth F.
Great resource!
Courtney G.
these are really good!!!
Maria H.
Love that this is so easy to use with my 6th graders!
Cayla Q.
Thank you
karen K.
Excellent and fun!
Teena D.
Great activity for practicing order of operations!
Susan P.
Awesome resource - thank you!
Emily K.
My students enjoyed this activity!!
vicki P.
Thanks
Melissa S.
My kids really enjoyed this activity.
Jerri C.
Great resource!
Deborah R.
This challenged my students
Arleen B.
Great resource
Amanda C.
Students were totally engaged during this activity!
Linda R.
My students love seeing each other's pictures!
Reply from Activated Education
That's my favorite part of Solve & Draw resources - students can all be correct and still have such unique pictures! So happy your students enjoyed it as well! :)
Maria G.
Nice activity and fun to share our drawings at the end!
Reply from Activated Education
Seeing the differences in the drawings is my favorite part as well! Glad you enjoyed this!
Debbi S.
love this
Inked I.
A fun alternative to the "coloring sheets" for early finishers.
stacey R.
Such a great source!! Thank you!
Karina G.
Thanks!
Cameron Y.
Kids really liked it
Donna P.
Awesome way to help enforce order of operations!
Lauren C.
Wonderful resource!
Cynthia H.
Great resource!
Lisa R.
Great resource! Thank you!
Love C.
Wonderful!
Keri T.
My students LOVED these! Thanks!
Michelle S.
This is great! The kids loved these activities!
Kate R.
Great for Centers!
Rm P.
:)
Morgan E.
Kids love it!
Nick P.
Kids Loved these!
M H.
What a great way to review and practice math concept- order of operations. Thank you!
2 W.
So fun!
Alison N.
Thanks!
Amy D.
Love it!
Kailyn G.
Great resource and a way to include students interests.
Veronica B.
The draw didn't always make sense. Confusing for my 5th graders
Taylor M.
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Corinna Y.
My students were excited to draw based on their answer. I like that they are motivated to solve problems.
Kristine V.
Thanks!
Monster G.
Love the many different levels provided! Thank you!
Jessica R.
Good resource!
Passport P.
There were a few things we had to figure out, but once we did, the students loved these!
Eric H.
Thanks!
anita O.
Love this!!
LRobinson
Much more engaging than a regular old work sheet!
Jennifer T.
This was a hit with our summer school students. Thanks!
beverleymade
Thank you!
Stacey W.
Loved the idea of pairing some order of operations practice with sports!!
Krystal S.
This is a fun way to practice these skills. Thanks.
LISA P.
Very creative. I can't wait to use next year.
Nicole C.
Great activity!
Karin K.
Great resource!
Janet G.
Thank you!
Andrea H.
A different way of doing order of operations.
Maria K.
So good for review!
Alyssa R.
I loved this activity because students get to draw and that keeps them interested and engaged. Also, there is a range in skill level and an optional challenge page.
ruth H.
Thank you for this unique way to review order of operations.
Kevin S.
:)
Curious J.
Thank you! Great range of activities
Karla S.
Great supplement to my curriculum!
Minnesota T.
This looks like an engaging activity that my math students will love! Thanks!
Donna S.
THANKS
Room13
Love how unique this is.
Wippich's G.
My 5th graders love these!! I like that it makes them think about the process, not just solving it!!
Carri L.
My students love this!
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Rachel S.
I am so excited to find this! I have needed something that will excite my students and I do believe this will be it. Thank you!!!
Karen B.
I LOVE these things! My students enjoy working with them, especially drawing, but they are easy to grade by just looking at the boxes. Make sure you read the directions - more than one answer can be correct. There might not even be a correct answer. It helps break the pattern of kids solving one choice and blindly filling in the other. So great.
Joanne W.
So creative! I loved this!
Paulsen R.
Thanks
CherieR B.
A fun way to practice!
Christie D.
Fun and engaging!
Joy S.
Great resource!
Aubree G.
Awesome love it
Dawn D.
Will be a fun review - thank you!!
Kristen T.
Great way for me to enrich my unit
Drawing G.
Great! Thank You!
Kristin B.
:)
Katie S.
This is a great activity for reviewing 6th grade students.
Reply from Activated Education
Yay! Glad to hear it worked well for your students. Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback!
Cheryl K.
Great activities
Charlotte E.
Such a great resource!
Georgia E.
Love it!!!
Sarah C.
Fun activity!!
MountainViewTeaching
thanks
kim A.
This was highly engaging for my 5th grade students. I loved how many levels were provided for easy differentiation!
Ashlie S.
Such a fun way to practice order of operations. My fifth graders had a difficult time with the dot meaning multiplication but it was a good teachable moment.
Roberts R.
great
Lisa B.
Great! Thank you!
Eleanor Z.
I found a typo on page 5. I believe number 6 should say 18 - 5 x 3 + 7, not 8 - 5 x 3 + 7. Otherwise, my students have loved this activity!
Reply from Activated Education
Thank you for the heads up about number 6! I've fixed that and uploaded the new version so you can download it again for future use. I'm so happy to hear your students enjoyed this! Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. :)
Brittany W.
great
Reply from Activated Education
Thanks!
ShannonWells
thanks
Reply from Activated Education
You're welcome!
Debra B.
Thanks!
Julie N.
good activity
Reply from Activated Education
Thank you!
Rachel T.
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