Mixed Operations: Matching #1

Your mixed operations skills will be out of this world by the time you finish this math worksheet! Third and fourth graders will add, subtract, multiply, or divide in order to find the value of each expression. Then, students will find the expression with the same value in the other column and draw a line to match the two.

Mixed operations practice can help learners become more flexible in their thinking and allow for deeper understanding of math concepts. This also encourages students to see the relationships between different operations, which may prompt greater efficiency when solving problems.

Find the next two worksheets in this series here: Mixed Operations: Matching #2 and Mixed Operations: Matching #3.