Description
25 rigorous multi-step problems for intermediate mathematicians (grades 3-5). While the problems created in this document are primarily for fourth-grade learners, the problems can easily be integrated as a review for fifth grade students, and advanced practice for third grade learners. Use the 25 problems to reinforce multiplication and division problem solving with the help of addition and subtraction as steps in the problem solving process.
It is recommended to use these problems in the following format:
1. 5 minute grapple time (allow the learner to think about what they're being asked, and develop a strategy to solve).
2. 5 minute process time (allow the learner to find a solution path that includes their work, and a possible alternate way to find a solution).
3. 5 minute share time (allow the learner to work with a partner to share thinking strategies and agree on a solution).
3. 5 minute discussion (teacher will facilitate a conversation with various solution paths that were used to find the answer - emphasis on organization of work and possible distractors that may be included on a multiple-choice assessment)
It is recommended to use these problems in the following format:
1. 5 minute grapple time (allow the learner to think about what they're being asked, and develop a strategy to solve).
2. 5 minute process time (allow the learner to find a solution path that includes their work, and a possible alternate way to find a solution).
3. 5 minute share time (allow the learner to work with a partner to share thinking strategies and agree on a solution).
3. 5 minute discussion (teacher will facilitate a conversation with various solution paths that were used to find the answer - emphasis on organization of work and possible distractors that may be included on a multiple-choice assessment)
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Grades
3rd - 5th
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Pages
100
Answer Key
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Description
25 rigorous multi-step problems for intermediate mathematicians (grades 3-5). While the problems created in this document are primarily for fourth-grade learners, the problems can easily be integrated as a review for fifth grade students, and advanced practice for third grade learners. Use the 25 problems to reinforce multiplication and division problem solving with the help of addition and subtraction as steps in the problem solving process.
It is recommended to use these problems in the following format:
1. 5 minute grapple time (allow the learner to think about what they're being asked, and develop a strategy to solve).
2. 5 minute process time (allow the learner to find a solution path that includes their work, and a possible alternate way to find a solution).
3. 5 minute share time (allow the learner to work with a partner to share thinking strategies and agree on a solution).
3. 5 minute discussion (teacher will facilitate a conversation with various solution paths that were used to find the answer - emphasis on organization of work and possible distractors that may be included on a multiple-choice assessment)
It is recommended to use these problems in the following format:
1. 5 minute grapple time (allow the learner to think about what they're being asked, and develop a strategy to solve).
2. 5 minute process time (allow the learner to find a solution path that includes their work, and a possible alternate way to find a solution).
3. 5 minute share time (allow the learner to work with a partner to share thinking strategies and agree on a solution).
3. 5 minute discussion (teacher will facilitate a conversation with various solution paths that were used to find the answer - emphasis on organization of work and possible distractors that may be included on a multiple-choice assessment)
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Great for centers. Used for partner work in math daily 3
This is a great resource to use with my third graders!
Very Useful
Good resource
Thank you! This was incredibly helpful.
Looking forward to using it with my students. Had to make a couple of corrections. Thanks for the notes. An answer key would have been a good addition.
these are great! The only thing I notice so far is that the name on one of the problems should be Sam but I'm sure it autocorrected to Same!
Great practice.
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