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Middle school word problems classroom forms for Microsoft Word
Word Problem Solution Map
This product was designed to guide student through the solution process. It ask students to think in depth about the process they they should use when solving a multi step word problem. Critical thinking and critical writing are involved. This is a great tool that will model problem solving and improve their solving skills.
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3rd - 12th
Student Tool for Solving Multi-step Word Problems
Here is a colorful, valuable resource for their math folders. My students keep this taped in their notebooks or folders and refer to it when solving those TOUGH multi-step word problems. In order to solve they need to remember the colors of a rainbow: ROY-G-BV. Each color stands for a step they will take to solve the problem. For example, RED: Who is the character? ORANGE: What is their problem? YELLOW: What do you know? Make a chart for this information. GREEN: How will you solve? Wha
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2nd - 6th
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Area Word Problems for 3rd and 4th grade
These are area word problems that can be used in 3rd-4th grade.
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K - 6th
Fraction and Units and Rates - Oh My! Simplified With Answer Key
Fractions, Numerators, Denominators and Simplified Fractions are described and explained in narrative and with illustrations. Multiple choice problems are given that require an understanding of "Simplified" Fraction. Answer key is given and the student pages are downloadable.
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4th - 6th
Student Math Goals Parent Teacher Conference Note
This note is meant to give parents a snapshot of what their child really thinks about their math learning. It is a good conversation starter for those parents that struggle to talk about their child or ask questions. It is also a good conversation starter for teachers during parent teacher conferences.
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1st - 8th
Building Math Vocabulary
This packet of graphic organizers helps students build their understanding of mathematical language and vocabulary as it relates to specific math content. These formats will assist students in their preparation for national state assessments.
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K - 9th
Problem Solving Student Work Template
This template leads the students in problem solving using pictures, numbers and words. It helps the students closely read math problem solving questions and then guides the students in transferring their work to written explanations of not only why their answer makes sense, but how they came to their answer and why they used the strategies they chose. This can be adapted to common core expectations, used with exemplars, math workshop, and modified to fit individual classroom needs. We place a
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3rd - 6th
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Picture Problem Solving
This handout/worksheet gives students steps to solving a problem including a picture box in which they can draw a picture to show their understanding of the problem. The key steps in problem solving are in boldface print.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Problem of the Day II
Here's another problem of the day form which you can use instead of the first one or in addition to the first if you like variety in your teaching.
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3rd - 6th
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Problem Solving Checklist and Rubric
This problem solving checklist and rubric is a great tool for students to use while solving Mathematical word problems. Students can use it as a guide to help make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. Teachers can use the rubric to appropriately grade student's success with the problem. Common Core Standards Mathematical Practices Standard 1.
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3rd - 8th
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Problem Solving Graphic Organizer
Students learn to think their way through problem solving with this graphic organizer.
I make a ton of copies of this at the beginning of the year. While I know our copies are precious, I have found it to be worth it. Once students are familiar with the process, they don't have to use it as much or they use a short hand version on scrap paper. I also always keep a stack in my problem solving center. If your worried about copies, laminating them and using the thin vis-a-vis markers work wonderf
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3rd - 12th
Warm Up Template
I use this Warm Up paper to start off every math class period. There should be a problem on the board when the students walk in. The students must identify: What the PROBLEM is asking, the important INFORMATION in the problem, their PLAN to solve the problem (I require this to be a complete sentence), and then they SOLVE/CHECK the problem and make sure their answer is reasonable. This works great for word problems and really helps students understand problems and learn how to break down probl
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6th - 9th
Problem Solving Document for teachers and a blank for students
This walks students through what the operations do in math, not using code words. My students use this when solving word problems. We go through this as we introduce the operations in word problems. We fill out an anchor chart and we spend a lot of time discussing what the operations mean. I have a blank copy for the students and have included a copy filled out for you to adjust as needed. I put the blank copy in students journal and as we fill out the anchor chart, they fill out each opera
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3rd - 8th
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GEPPS Model
This includes a write up to explain what GEPPS stands for and how to use it to help solve math word problems. There is also a graphic organizer you can print out for your students or teach them how to create on their own.
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2nd - 6th
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Word Problem Clue Words
Have students use this chart to find the clue words for word problems. Students can use this in conjuction with my Word Problem Chart that organizes their word problem and makes it easier to solve. Laminate and have students place this sheet in their math folder!
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2nd - 8th
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4-Square Problem Solving Strategy
4-Square Problem Solving
This is a great problem solving strategy for all students and can be adapted in many ways! It keeps students organized and makes difficult problems more accessible. This is a strategy that students can use at home, in class, and on assessments.
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2nd - 7th
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Discussion questions for math answer
I use this in class for the students to discuss their answers with other students. Over time it is just an automatic thing, but at first it helps for the students to use it to guide them.
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2nd - 12th
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