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Looking for a fun, engaging way for your students to practice solving comparison problems? Your students will love practicing with these adorable, easy to use task cards. These 32 task cards are aligned to CCSS 4.OA.2: Comparison Problems.
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This resource can be used along with our other 4.OA.2 resources:
4.OA.2 Practice Sheets: Comparison Problems (14 sheets)
4.OA.2 Assessment: Comparison Problems
4.OA.2 Poster Set: Comparison Problems
4.OA.2 Matching Cards: Comparison Problems
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There are 4 task cards for each of the following skills:
•Identify the vocabulary term in a given comparison problem (product, factor, or multiplier)
•Identify the unknown in a given comparison problem (product, factor, or multiplier)
•Choose the correct operation to solve (multiplication or division)
•Comparison Word Problem - Write an equation and solve
•Comparison Word Problem - Draw a model and solve
•Comparison Word Problem - Multiple Choice
•Comparison Word Problem - Multiple Choice (Multi-Step & Larger Numbers)
•Comparison Word Problem - Draw a model and solve (Multi-Step & Larger Numbers)
**A student recording sheet and answer key are also provided.
These task cards can be used:
•Whole class (use one at a time to promote discussion)
•Scoot
•In math stations (allowing students the opportunity to discuss their answers and reasoning with a partner or group)
•Individually as an assessment
•Review (whole class, individually, or groups to review for standardized testing)
•As game cards (used with any board game)
We hope you and your students enjoy these!
Teaching Together,
Kathleen & Mande’
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Description
Looking for a fun, engaging way for your students to practice solving comparison problems? Your students will love practicing with these adorable, easy to use task cards. These 32 task cards are aligned to CCSS 4.OA.2: Comparison Problems.
Do you want to assess the quality of our task cards before you buy?
Try our {FREEBIE}4.NF.7 Task Cards: Compare & Order Decimals.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
This resource can be used along with our other 4.OA.2 resources:
4.OA.2 Practice Sheets: Comparison Problems (14 sheets)
4.OA.2 Assessment: Comparison Problems
4.OA.2 Poster Set: Comparison Problems
4.OA.2 Matching Cards: Comparison Problems
…....or purchase one of our bundles and SAVE $$$!
Save 10%....4th Grade Math Task Card Bundle!
Save 15%....4.OA.2 Bundle!
Save 20%...4.OA**MEGA** Bundle - All Operations & Algebra Standards!
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
There are 4 task cards for each of the following skills:
•Identify the vocabulary term in a given comparison problem (product, factor, or multiplier)
•Identify the unknown in a given comparison problem (product, factor, or multiplier)
•Choose the correct operation to solve (multiplication or division)
•Comparison Word Problem - Write an equation and solve
•Comparison Word Problem - Draw a model and solve
•Comparison Word Problem - Multiple Choice
•Comparison Word Problem - Multiple Choice (Multi-Step & Larger Numbers)
•Comparison Word Problem - Draw a model and solve (Multi-Step & Larger Numbers)
**A student recording sheet and answer key are also provided.
These task cards can be used:
•Whole class (use one at a time to promote discussion)
•Scoot
•In math stations (allowing students the opportunity to discuss their answers and reasoning with a partner or group)
•Individually as an assessment
•Review (whole class, individually, or groups to review for standardized testing)
•As game cards (used with any board game)
We hope you and your students enjoy these!
Teaching Together,
Kathleen & Mande’







