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Multiplication and Division Word Problems - Consistent Problem of the Day
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Add to cartDo your students struggle with Multiplication and Division Word Problems? If so, problems of the day are the answer!!!! Students learn problem solving by routinely solving problems. This set builds the foundation students need for multi-step word problems.
Students will learn to identify the important information in each problem. Students will practice drawing pictures which transfers easily to modeling through strip diagrams/bar models.
This set will give your students 30 problems of the day to build successful problem solvers. The problems progress in difficulty and each week is the same type of problem, making these the perfect source for RTI small group lessons and assessments. Teach a problem type for 4 days and use the 5th day to asses your students' work.
I have included Journal Pages and a VERY detailed Key for each problem of the day.
This set of problems of the day is designed to work with:
Equal Groups Multiplication and Division Task Cards & Small Group Lesson
Comparison Multiplication and Division Task Cards and Small Group Lesson
Multiplication and Division Vocabulary Cards
No Prep Multiplication and Division Games to Build Conceptual Understanding
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Grades taught: 4th
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Sharndra S.
Grades taught: 4th
Great Resource!
Ms G.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
This was a valuable resource to make sure I had problems on hand for the daily Math Problem!
Carolyn S.
Grades taught: 4th
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