Description
Are your looking for a math story problem booklet for your kindegarten, first grade or special educations students? This resource may be just what you are looking for. Students practice story problems with these ready-made pages. Students have a five step process to solving each story problem: read the problem; act it out; draw it out; number sentence; write it out in words. Have your students become great story problem solvers with this resource!
Resource Prep: Copy problem solving sheets individually or in a booklet form on regular copy paper.
Note: I have included three different covers if you are using the book form. After copying the sheets arrange the problem solving sheets so they match up with the math standards you are teaching at the time. At the beginning of the year we do these sheets together as a class, later on in the year students try to do them on their own first, and then we discuss them as a group when they have completed the sheet.
Resource Includes the Following: Pages:
★ “My Problem Solving Math Book” Covers : (3 Types)
★ 40 Story Problem Solving Pages; Students Solves Problems 3-4 ways
★ Blank Story Problem Sheets to Make Own Problems (2 different types)
Resource Directions:
State Requirements: In one of the math sections in our state testing, students are required to explain how they came up with their answers in different ways. Students must draw the problem out, write the mathematical equation and write out their explanation in sentence form. These math problem solving sheets can be used by Kindergarten and First graders to help prepare them for this test or to meet the problem solving standards required by the core curriculum
“My Problem Solving Math Book” Covers: Choose the cover type that works best for your needs. Two covers are in color and one is a black and white master.
Math Story Problem Solving Pages: Either copy math problem pages as a booklet or individually. Students solves story problems in the following ways:
→ Read Problem: First, read the problem to be solved as a group. Discuss what the question is asking you to do.
→ Act It Out! : Second, act out the problem either as a group or with the use manipulatives. Students love to play the parts of the story problem so that is what my class did mostly.
→ Draw It Out! : Next draw the problem out either by drawing the items it said or using a figure for that item (such as circles, dots, etc.).
→ My Answer! Write out the number sentence that went along with the story problem.
→ Write It Out!: Finally, talk about what words were needed to write down and explain how the problem was figured out. Complete sentences were used including the use of number words for the numerals.
Note: For younger students I would not do this part right away at the beginning of the school year, but you will be amazed at how quickly students can do these sheets at the end of the year..
Blank Problem Solving Sheets: Blank problem solving sheets with the Write It Out! part, along with a blank sheet without the Write It Out! part are provided in case you would like to make your own story problems.
Kids practice their problem solving skills with this easy to use problem solving booklet!
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Math Story Problem Solving Student Booklet: 3 Way Problem Solving
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Description
Are your looking for a math story problem booklet for your kindegarten, first grade or special educations students? This resource may be just what you are looking for. Students practice story problems with these ready-made pages. Students have a five step process to solving each story problem: read the problem; act it out; draw it out; number sentence; write it out in words. Have your students become great story problem solvers with this resource!
Resource Prep: Copy problem solving sheets individually or in a booklet form on regular copy paper.
Note: I have included three different covers if you are using the book form. After copying the sheets arrange the problem solving sheets so they match up with the math standards you are teaching at the time. At the beginning of the year we do these sheets together as a class, later on in the year students try to do them on their own first, and then we discuss them as a group when they have completed the sheet.
Resource Includes the Following: Pages:
★ “My Problem Solving Math Book” Covers : (3 Types)
★ 40 Story Problem Solving Pages; Students Solves Problems 3-4 ways
★ Blank Story Problem Sheets to Make Own Problems (2 different types)
Resource Directions:
State Requirements: In one of the math sections in our state testing, students are required to explain how they came up with their answers in different ways. Students must draw the problem out, write the mathematical equation and write out their explanation in sentence form. These math problem solving sheets can be used by Kindergarten and First graders to help prepare them for this test or to meet the problem solving standards required by the core curriculum
“My Problem Solving Math Book” Covers: Choose the cover type that works best for your needs. Two covers are in color and one is a black and white master.
Math Story Problem Solving Pages: Either copy math problem pages as a booklet or individually. Students solves story problems in the following ways:
→ Read Problem: First, read the problem to be solved as a group. Discuss what the question is asking you to do.
→ Act It Out! : Second, act out the problem either as a group or with the use manipulatives. Students love to play the parts of the story problem so that is what my class did mostly.
→ Draw It Out! : Next draw the problem out either by drawing the items it said or using a figure for that item (such as circles, dots, etc.).
→ My Answer! Write out the number sentence that went along with the story problem.
→ Write It Out!: Finally, talk about what words were needed to write down and explain how the problem was figured out. Complete sentences were used including the use of number words for the numerals.
Note: For younger students I would not do this part right away at the beginning of the school year, but you will be amazed at how quickly students can do these sheets at the end of the year..
Blank Problem Solving Sheets: Blank problem solving sheets with the Write It Out! part, along with a blank sheet without the Write It Out! part are provided in case you would like to make your own story problems.
Kids practice their problem solving skills with this easy to use problem solving booklet!
✤ Please check out the preview for this product.
✤ Be sure to follow my store to be alerted of new products. CLICK HERE!
✤ Don’t forget to leave feedback. You will receive TPT credits that can be used on your future purchases!
Related Products:
★ Math Facts Flashcards 0-10 with Center Worksheets
★ Math Facts Tests, Flashcards & Data Sheets
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