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This 10-word math operations word search covers fundamental arithmetic and algebraic concepts for students in Grades 6–7. Hidden words include add, subtract, multiply, divide, and numerical expressions, reinforcing the language of basic math. Use it as a vocabulary warm-up before introducing operations, a review activity, or a quick assignment while covering other material.

Subject:
Math
Topic:
Arithmetic
Grade Level:
6th – 7th Grades
Updated January 2021

Word List

  • INTERGER
  • ADD
  • SUBTRACT
  • MULTIPLY
  • DIVIDE
  • EVALUATE
  • NUMERICALEXPRESSIONS
  • VARIABLEEXPRESSIONS
  • RATIONALNUMBER
  • MAYFIELDTROJAN

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