New Math Word Problem Worksheets
Math word problems challenge students to think critically and apply their knowledge of addition and subtraction stories. However, relying on a single strategy can limit their problem-solving skills. That’s why you must teach students multiple strategies when solving word problems.
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Different Types of Word Problems
This resource covers five different types of word problems, so students encounter a variety of scenarios such as “add to” and “take from” problems to “put together” situations, “both addends unknown,” and exploring “ways to make 10.”
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What’s Included
With math task cards, students can practice problem-solving independently or in groups. The math center activity encourages acting out word problems using objects.
Digital Word Problems provide a self-checking, Google Slides-ready option for interactive solving.
In addition to the interactive activities, this resource includes valuable tools to support students’ problem-solving. Math mats enable students to apply multiple strategies and visualize their thinking. Picture Vocabulary Cards serve as a visual menu of math strategies, empowering students to choose the approach that resonates with them. These additional resources allow students to gain independence and solve problems with minimal teacher support. The included math strategy cards further empower students to select a strategy that suits their learning style.
When can I use this?
You can use this resource for morning work, warm-ups, exit tickets, homework, math center work, and post-lesson follow-up activities. Teachers can also use printables to model specific problem-solving strategies, providing valuable guidance to students. This resource integrates into existing math instruction and provides ample practice to reinforce skills, promote critical thinking, and deepen students’ understanding of word problems.
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How do you teach math word problems in your classroom? Let me know in the comments section.
Happy teaching,
Tee
