Description
These winter themed numberless word problems will support your 4th grade students in improving in their multistep, comparison and fraction word problems.
Numberless word problems help students to focus on the action and context of story problems rather than being “number pluckers”!
These digital winter word problems can easily be projected and used in a whole group setting or displayed on a laptop or tablet screen for a small group setting.
Included In This Resource
- Teacher instructions so you can implement this tool even if you are new to numberless word problems.
- Suggested questions to use on each slide in the question sequence.
- 15 numberless word problem sequences designed to help your students truly understand how to solve word problems.
Each of the 15 projectable word problems work in a sequence:
- The first slide gives the students a context with no numbers at all
- The second slide adds just a bit of information by adding in one amount.
- The third slide adds in the rest of the numeric information… but something is missing.
- The fourth and final slide in each problem adds in the question the students will be solving.
The clickable table of contents makes this resource incredibly easy to use. Problems are organized by problem type so you can target the areas your students need most.
Problem Types Include:
- Multistep word problems including all operations
- Multiplicitive Comparison Problems
- Simple Fraction Addition & Subtraction Problems
A slide including suggested questions to ask on each stage of the numberless word problems has also been included. The conversation is the most powerful component of these problems and the question stems will help you to have rich conversations with your students!
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Jennifer T. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTLove this!
Thank you for sharing this great resource! It was very helpful.
Brittany Baptista (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis drove my students wild at first. They didnt understand how to solve for the problem but once we discussed it they really enjoyed it and got into it.
Sara C. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was a good resource with some ideas for numberless word problems for my grade 4s.