1st Grade Math
(13 Units, 110 Lessons)
Unit 5 - Word Problems(7 Lessons)
Addition Word Problems: Drawing Pictures1st Grade Math» Unit:Word Problems
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Big Idea:First graders need to begin thinking abstractly to solve equations. Drawing the details of a problem will help them build this skill.
Strategies for Word Problems1st Grade Math» Unit:Word Problems
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Big Idea:My first graders have been working hard at learning to solve word problems. Today we are taking a moment to take notes and review what we have been doing to solve addition and subtraction word problems.
Word problems with 3 Addends Part I1st Grade Math» Unit:Word Problems
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Big Idea:Following multi-step directions is a difficult task for first graders. This introductory lesson will teach them how to bring a word problem to life and help them visualize what needs to be done to solve by joining three numbers.
Word Problems with 3 Addends Part II1st Grade Math» Unit:Word Problems
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Big Idea:My students have worked on joining 3 addends using drawings, objects, and equations. This lesson will supply concentrated practice on solving 3 addend equations with sums less than or equal to 20.
Word Problems with 3 Addends Part III1st Grade Math» Unit:Word Problems
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Big Idea:Following multi-step directions is a difficult task for first graders. This lesson will allow additional practice to solve word problems. I want them to pick the strategy that works best for them to join three numbers.
Focusing on the details to solve a word problem1st Grade Math» Unit:Word Problems
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Big Idea:Word problems will progress in rigor as my students move to higher grades. I want them to learn now to pay attention to the details and use an illustration as a strategy to solve for the correct sum or difference.
What is the question?1st Grade Math» Unit:Word Problems
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Big Idea:What is going on? I want my students to figure out what is the word problem for the answer given. This provides them with an opportunity to think backwards to solve and adds to their experiences with problem-solving.
