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Pirate Themed Problem Solving Process Chart
This problem solving process chart is used to help students logically choose an operation when solving a word problem. Included is a color version and a black and white version so that you can give students an individual chart for math journals.
3rd - 6th
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
EnVision Problem-Solving Process
Highlights the problem-solving process and lists problem solving strategies to choose from.
PreK - 6th
Basic Operations, Other (Math)
Word Problem Strategies 3rd Grade | Problem Types, Anchor Charts, 2-Step Problem
Word problem strategies, 3rd grade word problems, 2-step word problems, and math models all in one resource!Do your students struggle to know what to do or what to draw when solving word problems? This resource teaches students how to identify word problem types and choose the right model so they can solve with confidence—no more guessing! This Word Problem Strategy Kit helps students move beyond number hunting and develop strong mathematical thinking by recognizing problem structures such a
3rd - 4th
Algebra, Basic Operations, Order of Operations
CCSS
3.OA.A.3
, 3.OA.D.8
CUBES Math Strategy Posters | Pastel Composition Notebook Decor | Editable
Make solving word problems less intimidating with this set of composition notebook CUBES math strategy posters! Designed to support young learners, this visual resource breaks down problem-solving into simple, manageable steps using the CUBES method. Each poster introduces a step in the process, encouraging students to carefully read, underline key details, and strategize their way to the answer. Styled in my best selling composition notebook theme, it’s as helpful as it is cute for your math w
Not Specific
Basic Operations, Numbers
Also included in: Composition Notebook Classroom Decor Bundle | Pastel | Theme | Canva
Subtraction Regrouping Anchor Chart
Subtraction Regrouping is a procedural mathematics resource that teaches students the step-by-step process for solving subtraction problems that require regrouping (borrowing). This anchor chart combines vocabulary instruction with worked examples to build student competency in multi-digit subtraction. Key Features:Subtraction Key Words:Decrease, fewer, left, difference, how many more, how many fewer, subtract, thanHelps students recognize subtraction problems in word problem contextsWorked Exam
2nd - 4th
Basic Operations
Color Code Problem Solving Decorations
Use the Color Code System in your class to help your students remember the process of solving problems.
The first page is used to tape down on student desks. The other pages can be used along with the powerpoint found at:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Color-Code-Problem-Solving-Strategies-1259290
PreK - 9th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Other (Math)
Number Bond Anchor Chart
Number Bonds is an instructional resource that introduces students to using number bonds as a problem-solving and visualization strategy. This anchor chart guides learners through the process of representing mathematical relationships visually. Key Features:Core Instruction:Two-Step Process — Students first "draw it out" (visualize the problem concretely) and then represent it using a number bond diagramVisual Learning Strategy — Emphasizes the connection between concrete drawings and abstract m
K - 3rd
Basic Operations, Mental Math, Numbers
Long Division Mnemonic "Does McDonald's Sell Burgers" Poster, Visual
The “Does McDonald’s Sell Cheese Burgers?” mnemonic helps students remember the steps of long division by connecting each part of the process to an easy phrase. “Does” stands for Divide, “McDonald’s” stands for Multiply, “Sell” stands for Subtract, “Cheese” stands for Check or Compare to ensure the remainder is smaller than the divisor, and “Burgers” stands for Bring Down. Students repeat these steps—D, M, S, C, B—until the problem is fully solved, providing a clear, structured way to follow the
3rd - 6th
Basic Operations
Fractions on a Number Line No-Prep Unit | 3rd Grade Math Worksheets & Activities
Struggling to make fractions on a number line click for your 3rd graders? Say goodbye to confusing concepts and hello to confident mathematicians! This all-in-one, no-prep unit is your complete, print-and-go guide to mastering this tricky standard with engaging, easy-to-understand activities. This resource is designed to save you hours of prep time. It walks your students step-by-step from basic vocabulary to complex problem-solving, ensuring a deep and lasting understanding. ✨ What’s Inside?
2nd - 4th
Basic Operations, Fractions, Numbers
CCSS
3.NF.A.1
, 3.NF.A.2
Patterns Anchor Chart
Patterns is an engaging instructional resource designed to help students recognize, analyze, and extend numerical patterns. This anchor chart teaches learners how to identify pattern rules and apply them to predict subsequent numbers in a sequence. Key Features:Core Concept:Understanding Patterns — Focuses on recognizing the mathematical relationship between numbers in a sequenceGuided Practice Example:Pattern Sequence — 2, 4, 6, 8, ___, ___, ___Answer — 10, 12, 14Rule Identification — Add +2Dem
1st - 4th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Other (Math)
L.A.B.S Banner: Adding and Subtracting Decimals
This banner goes though the steps how to add and subtract decimals using the acronym L.A.B.S. This is a great visual for the students to see to remind them that they need to line up their decimal points before they add or subtract.
L.A.B.S. stands for "Line up your decimal points," "Add in zeros," "Bring down your decimal point," and "Solve." If the students remember to go through those steps before they attempt to solve the problem, they have a minimal chance of making mistakes. There are two
4th - 9th
Basic Operations, Decimals, Math
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