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Kinder - 1st Grade Problem Solving Math Readers Set 9: Mixed Join & Separate
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Add to cartThese math readers are fun to use and help students understand word problems. I created the math readers series to help the 1st graders in my intervention math group see the start, change and result in Join and Separate word problems. What I found was that these readers are great to use with all Kinder and 1st grade students!
I loved using the readers in a small group setting, having students read along with me and then act out the problem using a work mat. More advanced students can use the ten frames and ten frame recording pages as well. Once students understand how to use the readers, they are perfect to use at a guided math station.
This set of math readers is an excellent tool for tutoring as well!
Set 9 includes Join and Separate Problems with the Start, Change, or Result Unknown
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This set is part of the Problem Solving Math Readers series:
Set 1: Join: Result Unknown
Set 2: Join: Change Unknown
Set 3: Join: Start Unknown
Set 4: Join: Start, Change or Result Unknown
Set 5: Separate: Result Unknown
Set 6: Separate: Change Unknown
Set 7: Separate: Start Unknown
Set 8: Separate: Start, Change or Result Unknown
Set 9: Join & Separate: Start, Change or Result Unknown
Set 10: Join & Separate: Start, Change or Result Unknown
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“Wonderful resource! I love the layout of the problems and the work mat. It really helps the students make a connection to reading and their own lives.”
“My students loved this resource. Thank you for making such a great resource.”
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Rebecca P.
I loved how simple this was to use with my intervention group. This was a great introduction to the problem type using numbers my students could manipulate. This allowed my students to focus on the problem solving aspect and not be so overwhelmed by large numbers.
Tiffany J.
Grades taught: 2nd
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