Description
Numberless word problems are designed to provide scaffolding that allows students the opportunity to develop a better understanding of word problems.
Word problems can be a tough concept for students to understand. Often times, students will see a word problem, pull the two numbers from the word problem, and then quickly add or subtract the two numbers without taking the time to fully process what it is that the word problem is asking.
Numberless word problems guide students through their thinking and reasoning as to why they are adding or why they are subtracting.
Types of Word Problems (all included):
- Joining
- Result Unknown
- Change Unknown
- Start Unknown
- Separating
- Result Unknown
- Change Unknown
- Start Unknown
- Part Part Whole
- Whole Unknown
- Part Unknown
- Comparing
- Difference Unknown
- Quantity Unknown
- Referent Unknown
What’s Included:
- 160 teacher slides (80 numberless & 80 with numbers)
- 160 student printables (80 numberless & 80 with numbers)
- Word problem types posters
- Key questions to guide your students through the solving process
- Step by step directions
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Jana S. –
I love this resource! I used it with my small group instruction during Math Intervention.
Janice B. –
These are very engaging and helpful for young students learning how to attack word problems! I highly recommend!
Roylyn T. –
I was having a difficult time teaching word problems because students would just look at the numbers in the problem instead of analyzing what the problem was asking. This was just what I needed to help them understand what they were doing in a word problem.
Renee D. –
My students sure needed this resource to help with the challenging concept of word problems. This is a creative way to help with the process.
Laura Pulliam –
This resource is engaging for my students and gets them excited about reviewing math concepts. I love that it teaches them how to attack word problems in an effective way.
Bridget B. –
I love that this resource breaks down the different types of word problems. with it being numberless I can easily change the numbers as needed for different students learning.
Terri Locklear V. –
This was a great resource. I loved being able to put in my own numbers. Using the problems over again with different numbers made it easier for my students to read them because of the familiarity. Thanks!
Shan Bateman –
This has been an amazing resource not only for my students, but for me as well. Word problems can be a very tricky concept to teach and understand as a 1st grader as well. I am so glad that I found this!