With our Word Problems – Fractional Answers lesson plan students learn how to solve word problems that include fractions in their answers. Students practice both writing and solving word problems with fractional answers during this lesson.
Our Word Problems – Fractions lesson plan teaches students strategies for solving word problems that include fractions. Students will create their own word problems that contain fractions and will solve problems that contain fractions.
In our Word Problems and Division lesson plan, students will learn strategies for solving word problems that include division. Students will practice writing their own word problems and will solve word problems that use division.
The lesson provides students with strategies for solving word problems that require division. Several strategies are included such as drawing diagrams, looking for patterns, and making graphs. A list of words students can use to discover whether or not the problem requires division is included as well. Several examples are provides for teachers to review with students. The lesson can be used in conjunction with other lessons related to word problems.
Word Problems and Division Lesson Plan Includes:
Full Teacher Guidelines with Creative Teaching Ideas
Instructional Content Pages about Word Problems and Division
Hands-on homework activities giving students practice on Word Problems and Division
Answer Keys
Common Core State Standards
Many Additional Links and Resources
Built for Grades 3-4 but can be adapted for other grade levels.
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In our Word Problems and Drawings lesson plan, students learn how to use visual aids, such as drawings, to help them solve word problems. They will practice using drawings to solve problems and will create their own word problems.
Our free downloadable PDF Word Problems and Equations lesson plan guides students to write and solve an equation using meaningful real-world word problems. Students are asked to work collaboratively in small groups to create and draw word problems for the class to solve, leveraging peer learning and reinforcing the concepts presented in thi
In our Word Problems and Multiplication lesson plan, students learn strategies for solving word problems that contain multiplication. They will practice writing word problems that require multiplication and will solve problems using multiplication.
With our Word Problems Fraction by Whole Number lesson plan, students learn how to solve word problems that include multiplying by a whole number. Students practice solving and writing word problems as a part of this lesson.
In our Word Problems Fraction by Whole Number lesson plan, students learn to multiply a fraction by a whole number and when this skill should be used when solving a word problem.
With our Word Problems with Division of Fractions lesson plan, students learn how to write and solve word problems that include the division of fractions.
In our Word Problems, Multi-Step lesson plan, students will learn strategies to solve multi-solve word problems. They will practice using the steps given to solve problems and will be asked to consider the real-world situations in which they will use these skills.
Our Word Problems, Two Step lesson plan teaches students better strategies for understanding and solving word problems. Students will practice breaking down and solving word problems using the methods taught in this lesson.
In our Word Relationships lesson plan, students will learn how words are related and will learn to group words into different categories. They will practice categorizing words and identifying how certain words are related.
In our Word Relationships lesson plan for grades 4-6 students will learn how words can be grouped in different ways and how words can be related. They will practice categorizing words and will learn to define words based on their related words.
With our Words and Phrases for Effect lesson plan, students learn how authors use tone and emotion in their writing, as well as how to incorporate these things into their own writing.
With our Words, Phrases, and Rhythm lesson plan, students learn all about how beats, alliteration, rhythm, and more can affect the meaning and tone of a poem or story.
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