Word problem games

These ice cream word problems are perfect for getting first and second graders excited about math story problems! They are colored coded to differentiate between addition and subtraction. Perfect for math centers or small instructional math groups! #addition #subtraction #wordproblems #storyproblems

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Addition word problems are a great way to practice solving equations using real world examples. Use these addition to 20 word problem cards as a math center, brain break or small group activity. Kinders and Grade 1 kids will love problem solving and teachers will love the easy prep! #wordproblems #mathstrategies #addition

These subtraction word problem cards are a great way for students to practice word problems while also mapping out and visualizing the answer.

Solving word problems can be tricky at any grade. We know that students learn and grasp concepts differently so a plethora of resources is needed to meet the ne

Word problems are an important math skill for students to master. Here are some fun activities for teaching word problems that actually work!

Turn addition and subtraction practice into a fun math activity for K-2nd graders with Math Mysteries. Print free math mystery worksheets!

Word Problems in Math Game Students dread solving word problems in math! At least my kiddos do... I have this product, that I ...

Have your students ever picked the numbers in a word problem and just did something random with them? They may have added when they should have multiplied or subtracted instead of divided. It can get very frustrating when students simply say they don’t know what to do. But what can we do to assist them? […]

I've never really enjoyed teaching word problems. I mean, they can be so stinkin' difficult to get and let's face it, they just aren't fun to