Mirza Downs

Practice for what seems to be a tricky concept for students. Differentiate for students by giving some the 2nd page, where the numbers are in word form. This helps students attend more carefully to the word problem.

Students will apply subtraction strategies to solve these word problems.

Weekly word problems to help students apply strategies and build problem solving skills. May be used for morning work or homework.

Use as homework, morning work, or center work to help students practice 2 by 1 multiplication strategies. Space to show their work.

Addition word problems with a summer theme. Two digit w/no regrouping. Can be used as a quick review, warmup, independent work, or with a small group.

Students can use this to practice their multiplication strategies skills. The first page contains the word problem and space for the answer. The second page is the work space for each word problem. This encourages students to show their work.

A quick sheet for students to practice single digit multiplication word problems.

Students can practice addition and subtraction problem solving skills with this Halloween themed sheet. This can be used as station work, independent work, homework, or morning work.

Students will apply problem solving strategies to answer these word problems. Maybe used as morning work or homework.

Help your students practice their problem solving strategies. Students will practice two digit subtraction without regrouping. Space for students to write the subtraction equation and answer w/ label.

Students can practice addition/subtraction skills and problem solving. Some students can benefit from the 2nd page where all numbers are in word form. Use for homework, station work, and/or independent work.

Students practice strategies to solve multiplication word problems. Students can choose between arrays, repeated addition, number line, and equal groups.

A quick practice sheet for students to practice subtraction. Double digits w/out regrouping.

A quick sheet where students practice the strategy of drawing a picture to solve addition word problems. Great for morning work, station work, or home work.

A quick way for students to practice a variety of operations. Use for station work, independent work, or homework.

Students can quickly practice addition and subtraction skills. This may be used as homework, morning work, or guided math stations.