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Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems
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Decodable Word Problems are math problems that your students can actually READ independently. This set includes 4 different problem types for the Kinder classroom (Addition: part-part-whole and joining; Subtraction: separating and part-part-whole problems). Each problem is a full page to allow little learners plenty of room to draw their representations. Most problems use CVC words with short vowels. There are a few problems with digraphs and blends and limited use of sight words. All problems include visuals to further assist student comprehension.

Each problem follows a simple 5 step problem solving process:

  1. READ the decodable problem.
  2. DRAW a simple picture to visualize the problem. (This section can also be used for manipulatives)
  3. DOT the ten frames to build number sense and base-10 understanding.
  4. WRITE a number sentence to match the problem.
  5. CHECK the answer using a number path or number line.

60 word problems total!

20 addition and subtraction problems within 5 and

40 addition and subtraction problems within 10.

TEKS K.3A, K.3B, K.3C

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Kindergarten Decodable Word Problems

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Description

Decodable Word Problems are math problems that your students can actually READ independently. This set includes 4 different problem types for the Kinder classroom (Addition: part-part-whole and joining; Subtraction: separating and part-part-whole problems). Each problem is a full page to allow little learners plenty of room to draw their representations. Most problems use CVC words with short vowels. There are a few problems with digraphs and blends and limited use of sight words. All problems include visuals to further assist student comprehension.

Each problem follows a simple 5 step problem solving process:

  1. READ the decodable problem.
  2. DRAW a simple picture to visualize the problem. (This section can also be used for manipulatives)
  3. DOT the ten frames to build number sense and base-10 understanding.
  4. WRITE a number sentence to match the problem.
  5. CHECK the answer using a number path or number line.

60 word problems total!

20 addition and subtraction problems within 5 and

40 addition and subtraction problems within 10.

TEKS K.3A, K.3B, K.3C

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to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Represent addition and subtraction with objects, fingers, mental images, drawings, sounds (e.g., claps), acting out situations, verbal explanations, expressions, or equations.
Solve addition and subtraction word problems, and add and subtract within 10, e.g., by using objects or drawings to represent the problem.
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