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Need a creative way to help students with decimal operations word problems? These decimal operation word problems task cards are grouped into sets of four, each with one addition of decimals, subtraction of decimals, multiplication of decimals, and division of decimals word problem.
The 32 decimal operations task cards allow students to practice thinking critically to determine which operation each problem requires to solve while also practicing adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals.
Four sets (A-D) include word problems with one decimal and one whole number. The last four sets (E-H) include two decimals in each word problem.
Perfect For:
- Intervention Activities for Guided Math
- Assessments to Check for Understanding
- Introduction to Decimal Operations Unit
- Decimal Operations Practice
- Math Centers or Stations for Practice or Review
- Problem Solving & Cooperative Learning Activities
- Test Prep
Teachers Like You Said...
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Melanie C. said, "These were great for extra review for my students after they had finished their class work. They liked the variety of questions and the change from our regular math work. I liked how easy they were to use and now that I have them laminated, I can use them for many years to come."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Emma T. said, "I loved this card set! The fact that the names and numbers were the same but the scenarios different to change the operation each problem was describing was excellent for my students to practice visualizing the math they need to apply for a situation. I also appreciate the possibility of differentiating since the first four sets containing only one decimal in the problems and the last two sets containing two decimals in the problems."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Kelsey L. said, "My students really struggle with determining the operations used in story problems! This is a great way for them to focus on the words and figure out how to solve."
Answer Keys included.
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Decimal Operations Word Problem Task Cards - Determine the Operation Activity
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What others say
Description
Need a creative way to help students with decimal operations word problems? These decimal operation word problems task cards are grouped into sets of four, each with one addition of decimals, subtraction of decimals, multiplication of decimals, and division of decimals word problem.
The 32 decimal operations task cards allow students to practice thinking critically to determine which operation each problem requires to solve while also practicing adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals.
Four sets (A-D) include word problems with one decimal and one whole number. The last four sets (E-H) include two decimals in each word problem.
Perfect For:
- Intervention Activities for Guided Math
- Assessments to Check for Understanding
- Introduction to Decimal Operations Unit
- Decimal Operations Practice
- Math Centers or Stations for Practice or Review
- Problem Solving & Cooperative Learning Activities
- Test Prep
Teachers Like You Said...
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Melanie C. said, "These were great for extra review for my students after they had finished their class work. They liked the variety of questions and the change from our regular math work. I liked how easy they were to use and now that I have them laminated, I can use them for many years to come."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Emma T. said, "I loved this card set! The fact that the names and numbers were the same but the scenarios different to change the operation each problem was describing was excellent for my students to practice visualizing the math they need to apply for a situation. I also appreciate the possibility of differentiating since the first four sets containing only one decimal in the problems and the last two sets containing two decimals in the problems."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Kelsey L. said, "My students really struggle with determining the operations used in story problems! This is a great way for them to focus on the words and figure out how to solve."
Answer Keys included.
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