Description
This 40 page resource was designed for those children in the Kindergarten and First Grade who can read simple words and work independently to complete the tasks.
There are 40 pages (20 of addition and 20 of subtraction) with two word problems on each.
The children should read the word problem first, write the numbers to create the number sentence and then draw the word problem. It may be easier for the child to draw the elements first to help determine the number sentence.
For the subtraction problems, the child should simply cross out the number of elements that are being “taken away”. An example page is provided at the end of the booklet.
If you appreciate this resource and find it useful, I would appreciate positive feedback left in my store at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/lovelaughteach.
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There are 40 pages (20 of addition and 20 of subtraction) with two word problems on each.
The children should read the word problem first, write the numbers to create the number sentence and then draw the word problem. It may be easier for the child to draw the elements first to help determine the number sentence.
For the subtraction problems, the child should simply cross out the number of elements that are being “taken away”. An example page is provided at the end of the booklet.
If you appreciate this resource and find it useful, I would appreciate positive feedback left in my store at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/lovelaughteach.
Be sure to follow me to be notified when other great, new products are listed!
Thank you!
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
K - 2nd
Subjects
Tags
Pages
40
Answer Key
Does not apply
Teaching Duration
2 months
Description
This 40 page resource was designed for those children in the Kindergarten and First Grade who can read simple words and work independently to complete the tasks.
There are 40 pages (20 of addition and 20 of subtraction) with two word problems on each.
The children should read the word problem first, write the numbers to create the number sentence and then draw the word problem. It may be easier for the child to draw the elements first to help determine the number sentence.
For the subtraction problems, the child should simply cross out the number of elements that are being “taken away”. An example page is provided at the end of the booklet.
If you appreciate this resource and find it useful, I would appreciate positive feedback left in my store at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/lovelaughteach.
Be sure to follow me to be notified when other great, new products are listed!
Thank you!
There are 40 pages (20 of addition and 20 of subtraction) with two word problems on each.
The children should read the word problem first, write the numbers to create the number sentence and then draw the word problem. It may be easier for the child to draw the elements first to help determine the number sentence.
For the subtraction problems, the child should simply cross out the number of elements that are being “taken away”. An example page is provided at the end of the booklet.
If you appreciate this resource and find it useful, I would appreciate positive feedback left in my store at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/lovelaughteach.
Be sure to follow me to be notified when other great, new products are listed!
Thank you!
Report this resource to TPT
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Nice
Great resource
Thank you!
Nice
Thank you! I hope you found it useful!
A larger font would be wonderful, but these are great problems for students to work on!
Thanks for the feedback. Enjoy!
Providing success for even my low level readers! OMG, thank you!
wow! Thanks for letting me know. Best words I've heard all week! :)
These pages allow students to read and then solve their own work. What a great idea!!
thanks! It builds confidence and a sense of accomplishment which I love. Enjoy!
Looking forward to using!
Thanks for your purchase - enjoy!
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