Evaluating Algebraic Expressions

Evaluate each algebraic expression. Values for the variables are given. This level does not include exponents, negative numbers, or parentheses.

Evaluate each expression; Substitute numbers for variables to solve. The basic level expressions do not include parentheses or exponents. On this worksheet, each expression has only one variable.

Students will evaluate expressions with one and two variables with values for the variables given.

Evaluate each expression and write the answers on the answer page. This file contains 30 task cards that can be used for classroom scavenger hunts, small group instruction, exit slips, and classroom games.

Evaluate each algebraic expression. Many problems in this level have parentheses and/or exponents.

Get more practice evaluating expressions with this worksheet. It includes fractions, parentheses, and exponents.

These intermediate-level expressions have exponents and parentheses. There are 30 task cards in the set. Perfect for document cameras, classroom scavenger hunts, peer tutoring, or small group instruction.

These advanced-level expressions include positive and negative numbers, as well as exponents and parentheses.

Practice evaluating more algebraic expressions. These include positive and negative numbers, exponents, and parentheses.

Write a one-step expression to match a word problem. Identify whether the variable could represent a number such as a decimal or a negative in context. Then evaluate the expression at a specific value. (Includes an elevation situation where a variable represents a negative.)

These advanced-level expressions have exponents, parentheses and negative numbers. 30 task cards in all.

The math words and phrases on these vocabulary cards will help students be able to understand, write, and evaluate algebraic expressions. Terms include coefficient, constant, dependent variable, exponent, operations, inequality, and more.

This reference chart is a great resource for students to study and remember different terms related to evaluating and writing algebraic expressions and equations.

This anchor chart explains algebraic expressions, variables, terms, coefficients, constants, algebraic equations, and algebraic inequalities while using examples along the way.

Choose from a bank of 12 mathematical terms used for expressions, equations, and inequalities to fill in the blanks. Key math vocabulary includes coefficient, constant, product, quotient, variable, term, and more.

Use math terminology to describe three different algebraic expressions. Label constants, variables, and their coefficients, and correctly identify the operations being performed.

For each of six model mathematical phrases or statements, students must identify: whether it is an expression or equation, the number of terms, the constant, the variable(s), and the coefficient of a given term.

Want a fun yet challenging way to practice fundamental algebra skills? Calling cards in this bingo game ask students to identify a specific part of an expression or equation, such as the second term or a quotient, and then mark it off on their bingo boards. First to connect 5 wins!