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The Answer Is? Weekly Practice - Build Number Sense and Learn Basic Operations
The Answer Is? Weekly Practice - Build Number Sense and Learn Basic Operations
The Answer Is? Weekly Practice - Build Number Sense and Learn Basic Operations
The Answer Is? Weekly Practice - Build Number Sense and Learn Basic Operations
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About The Answer Is…

This is a wonderful learning task for your students!

Your students will love the mystery and challenge as they work to complete the number expressions with missing numbers! Each task page has six number expressions with missing numbers. All six expressions must equal the given number. Your students start out with the answer and must complete the expressions to equal the number in the center of the page!

These tasks are aligned with Common Core Mathematics Standards and are meant to be used to develop your students’ number sense as they implement the models and strategies embedded in the Common Core Standards.

Use these tasks for Homework, Classwork, Whole-Group Lessons/Discussions, Small-Group Guided Lessons, Math Centers, or as Mini-Assessments.

Your students can work in small groups or with partners to solve the task and then have them present and discuss their solutions. Classmates can offer feedback and alternative strategies!

While using these tasks your students will be challenged to use knowledge of operations and their inverses to complete number sentences that equal a given quantity.

Each expression has space for students to write or draw an explanation of the strategies they used to find the missing number in each equation.

The tasks are designed so your students will develop fluency in adding and subtracting whole numbers as well as understand the relationship between multiplication and repeated addition.

While they work to solve the problems, your students will develop an understanding of the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction and between multiplication and division, and apply their understanding to finding problem solutions.

Included Materials:
~ 1 Teacher Notes Page
~ 30 Student Handout Pages
~ 1 Answer Key

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The Answer Is? Weekly Practice - Build Number Sense and Learn Basic Operations

Rated 5 out of 5, based on 2 reviews
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Grades
3rd - 4th
Pages
32
Answer Key
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Description

About The Answer Is…

This is a wonderful learning task for your students!

Your students will love the mystery and challenge as they work to complete the number expressions with missing numbers! Each task page has six number expressions with missing numbers. All six expressions must equal the given number. Your students start out with the answer and must complete the expressions to equal the number in the center of the page!

These tasks are aligned with Common Core Mathematics Standards and are meant to be used to develop your students’ number sense as they implement the models and strategies embedded in the Common Core Standards.

Use these tasks for Homework, Classwork, Whole-Group Lessons/Discussions, Small-Group Guided Lessons, Math Centers, or as Mini-Assessments.

Your students can work in small groups or with partners to solve the task and then have them present and discuss their solutions. Classmates can offer feedback and alternative strategies!

While using these tasks your students will be challenged to use knowledge of operations and their inverses to complete number sentences that equal a given quantity.

Each expression has space for students to write or draw an explanation of the strategies they used to find the missing number in each equation.

The tasks are designed so your students will develop fluency in adding and subtracting whole numbers as well as understand the relationship between multiplication and repeated addition.

While they work to solve the problems, your students will develop an understanding of the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction and between multiplication and division, and apply their understanding to finding problem solutions.

Included Materials:
~ 1 Teacher Notes Page
~ 30 Student Handout Pages
~ 1 Answer Key

Please leave feedback to earn TPT credit.

Become a follower!

Be the first to know about my new products, product updates, sales, discounts, and freebies. Look on any page within my store for the Follow Me GREEN STAR located near my store name and logo. Click it to become a follower.

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Rated 5 out of 5
July 21, 2019
This resource was great! Was a wonderful addition to my 4th grade algebra curriculum. My students loved them and found them as an exciting challenge. Was so fun to watch them engage in a "game" that was really just testing solving for unknown variables at the end of our unit. Thank you!
Leanne S.
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Thank you for your positive feedback!
Rated 5 out of 5
September 8, 2017
Thank you! This is a great resource and I am excited to use it!
Lauren N.
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