Word Problems

In this 30-minute, one-session lesson, 6th graders will learn to solve one-step word problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Building real-life math skills, students will practice translating words into equations and find solutions with confidence.

In this engaging lesson, 2nd-grade students will learn to decode word problems by identifying key operation phrases. This lesson is crucial for developing problem-solving skills and mathematical literacy, helping students understand how to translate words into mathematical operations. Designed for a small group needing extra support, the session will last 30 minutes.

In this 5-session group intervention, students will master single-step addition and subtraction word problems through targeted instruction, hands-on activities, and quick formative assessments. Designed for a small group of 5 learners, each 30-minute session builds skills progressively to boost confidence and problem-solving strategies.

In this 5-session series, 2nd graders will learn to solve multi-step addition and subtraction word problems through engaging group activities. Each 15-minute lesson builds on the last, allowing learners to practice strategies with peers and gain confidence. Tier 2 small-group instruction ensures targeted support and collaborative problem-solving.

In this 5-session series, 2nd graders become Word Problem Wizards by mastering single-step addition and subtraction word problems up to 100. Through engaging activities and guided practice, students will build problem-solving strategies and confidence. Each 30-minute lesson includes a detailed plan, teacher script, hands-on activity, and answer key, ensuring teachers have everything needed to support all learners.

This lesson plan is designed to engage a 16-year-old male student in strengthening basic math skills through an interactive basketball-themed game. The lesson incorporates experiential and game-based learning strategies, making math practice fun and relevant to the student's interests. By using a basketball context, the student will be able to relate math problems to real-world scenarios, enhancing understanding and retention. The lesson is now divided into five days, each focusing on different aspects of the game and math skills.

This lesson plan is designed to engage a 16-year-old male student in strengthening basic math skills through an interactive basketball-themed game. The lesson incorporates experiential and game-based learning strategies, making math practice fun and relevant to the student's interests. By using a basketball context, the student will be able to relate math problems to real-world scenarios, enhancing understanding and retention. The lesson is now divided into five days, each focusing on different aspects of the game and math skills.

This lesson helps 2nd-grade students master counting by 1s and 10s and confidently solve one and two-step addition and subtraction word problems. It's crucial for building a strong mathematical foundation. Designed for a Tier 2 group of 3 students over 5 sessions, 30 minutes each.

In this 60-minute, gold rush-themed 7th grade math lesson, students will pan for "gold nuggets" of knowledge by solving proportional reasoning and percent problems. This lesson engages curiosity through a historical context and active class-based exploration—no materials needed!

This lesson introduces students to the concept of mathematical inequalities and their applications in real-world scenarios such as budgeting and resource allocation. By solving practical problems, students will learn to form and solve inequalities, enhancing their problem-solving skills and understanding of how mathematics applies to everyday life. This lesson is important as it helps students see the relevance of math in real-world contexts, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills.

This lesson plan is designed to engage a 16-year-old male student in strengthening basic math skills through an interactive basketball-themed game. The lesson incorporates experiential and game-based learning strategies, making math practice fun and relevant to the student's interests. By using a basketball context, the student will be able to relate math problems to real-world scenarios, enhancing understanding and retention. The lesson is now divided into five days, each focusing on different aspects of the game and math skills, with a focus on interactive math apps for independent learning.

This lesson challenges 3rd-grade students with a fun math game and a quick assessment to solidify their understanding of core math concepts. It helps students practice and apply essential arithmetic skills, fostering confidence and engagement in mathematics. Designed for a whole-class setting, this 20-minute lesson is perfect for a quick review or an introduction to a math unit.

This lesson helps kindergarten students understand the concept of the 'size of the problem' by categorizing problems as small, medium, or large. This understanding is crucial for developing problem-solving skills and emotional regulation. By learning to assess the size of a problem, students can better manage their reactions and seek appropriate solutions.

In this quick 30-minute Grade 3 lesson, students learn to solve multiplication and division word problems within 100 using equal groups and arrays (2.OA.2). This engaging, Tier 1 classroom lesson strengthens foundational skills and confidence, with hands-on activities and discussion to deepen understanding.

In this lesson, students will participate in a fun and engaging Math Relay Race. Each team competes to solve math problems, and for every correct answer, the next teammate gets to start the next problem. This lesson will help students develop their math problem-solving skills and encourage teamwork.

Students will solve 5 math word problems featuring historical figures Ruby Bridges, Benjamin Banneker, Maya Angelou, George Washington Carver, and Martin Luther King Jr. This engaging lesson connects math operations with inspiring biographies, strengthening computation skills and historical awareness. Audience: 4th Grade, 1 session (60 min).

In this 15-minute Tier 1 lesson, 2nd graders will practice adding and subtracting within 20 through interactive warm-ups, guided problems, and independent practice. This quick sprint builds fluency and confidence, reinforcing key arithmetic skills students use every day.

Students will solve a series of fun and challenging math word problems, each revealing a 'code' that leads to the next clue. This lesson fosters problem-solving and critical thinking skills, encouraging students to see math as an exciting puzzle to be solved. This lesson is designed for a 2nd-grade class and will last 45 minutes, providing a classroom-wide support as part of Tier 1 interventions.

Students will rotate through different math game stations, each focusing on a specific math skill (addition, subtraction, shape sorting). This interactive and fun approach will help reinforce various math concepts. By engaging in these activities, students will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills in an enjoyable and collaborative environment.

A 30-minute Tier 1 warm-up session of rapid-fire addition and subtraction questions for 3rd-grade students aligned with TEKS. This warm-up builds fluency, primes math thinking, and energizes the whole class at the start of a lesson.

This 15-minute lesson for 12th-grade students introduces the fundamental concept of vector addition. It's important for understanding forces, velocities, and displacements in physics and engineering, providing essential tools for real-world problem-solving. Designed for a single 15-minute session for a whole classroom.

This lesson helps 2nd graders master identifying 3D shapes and confidently solve double-digit addition and subtraction word problems. It's crucial for building foundational math and spatial reasoning skills. Designed for a Tier 2 group of 5 students, it comprises 5 sessions, each 30 minutes long.

This lesson helps 1st grade students understand the concept of the 'size of the problem' by categorizing problems as small, medium, or large. This understanding is crucial for developing emotional regulation and problem-solving skills. By learning to assess the size of a problem, students can better manage their reactions and seek appropriate solutions.

In this lesson, students will create and solve multiplication story problems, enhancing their ability to apply math in real-life situations. This lesson develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills by making math relatable and engaging.

In this 30-minute, 1st-grade Tier 1 lesson, students will engage in verbal processing strategies to add and subtract numbers within 20. By explaining their thinking and listening to peers, they'll build confidence and deepen understanding of number relationships—all while having fun with math talk!

In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 9th graders will explore foundational pre-algebra concepts through engaging puzzles and guided practice. Students will strengthen skills in solving simple equations and understanding variables, setting them up for success in algebra. This lesson is important because mastering these basics builds confidence and fluency in algebraic thinking.

This lesson introduces 8th graders to basic problem-solving skills through a quick and engaging activity. Students will learn to identify problems, brainstorm solutions, and evaluate outcomes. This lesson is important as it equips students with critical thinking skills necessary for academic and real-life situations.

In this 45-minute session for 9th graders, students will explore exponential equations, a fundamental concept in algebra that models real-world phenomena like population growth and radioactive decay. Understanding exponential equations is crucial for students as it lays the groundwork for advanced mathematical concepts and practical applications in science and finance.

This lesson teaches 4th-grade students how to solve multi-step addition and subtraction story problems. By breaking down complex problems into smaller, manageable steps, students will gain confidence and improve their problem-solving skills. Designed for a whole-class setting, this 30-minute lesson uses a guided practice approach to ensure all students grasp the concepts.

In this engaging 30-minute 7th grade lesson, students explore ratios, proportions, and basic algebra skills through a fun Gold Rush theme. They’ll pan for “gold” (colored counters) to solve real-world problems, reinforcing key math concepts while sparking curiosity. This Tier 1 lesson requires minimal prep and includes a warm-up, hands-on activity, worksheet, slide deck, and cool-down.

This lesson helps students understand how to assess the size of a problem by engaging them in a discussion and a collaborative activity. Understanding the size of a problem is crucial for developing problem-solving skills and emotional intelligence, as it helps students prioritize and respond appropriately to different situations.

In this 30-minute Grade 2 classroom lesson, students will learn and practice age-appropriate problem-solving strategies through engaging puzzles and word problems. Developing these skills early fosters critical thinking, perseverance, and confidence applicable across all subjects and real-life situations.

Students will explore ratios, proportions, and percentages through a fun Gold Rush scenario. This lesson engages 8th graders in real-world math as they calculate gold yields, profits, and trade-offs. Perfect for a single 60-minute classroom session (Tier 1).

This lesson helps kindergarten students understand the concept of problem-solving by categorizing problems as small, medium, or big. It's important for developing emotional intelligence and conflict resolution skills at an early age. The lesson is designed for individual support, lasting 15 minutes.

In this lesson, students will embark on a jungle adventure where they solve math puzzles to progress through the story. This engaging approach combines mathematics with storytelling, making learning math concepts exciting and memorable. By integrating puzzles into a narrative, students will enhance their problem-solving skills and creativity while enjoying a fun and interactive experience.

A fun relay race that combines physical activity with math problems. Teams compete to solve problems and race to the finish line. This lesson promotes physical fitness while reinforcing math skills and teamwork among young students.

This lesson introduces students to problem-solving strategies using rich tasks, fostering collaboration and critical thinking in a 30-minute session for 5th graders. It encourages active engagement and equips students with tools to tackle complex problems.

This lesson aims to develop students' problem-solving skills through a combination of collaborative, game-based, and experiential learning activities. It's essential to equip students with these skills as they are fundamental for academic success and everyday life.

In this 5-session series, 2nd grade students become math detectives, mastering multi-step addition and subtraction word problems up to 1000 and exploring 3D shapes. Through engaging activities and guided scripts, students build problem-solving skills and spatial reasoning in 30-minute lessons.

This lesson aims to teach 6th-grade students the importance of proper behavior on the school bus through interactive and engaging methods. By using game-based and project-based learning strategies, students will explore the rules and expectations for bus behavior, ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all. This lesson is crucial as it helps students understand the impact of their actions on others and promotes a positive school community.

In this lesson, students will engage in a mock election to learn about voting, counting, and analyzing votes. They will practice calculating percentages and interpreting data, which are essential skills in understanding democratic processes and making informed decisions. This lesson will help students develop critical thinking and mathematical skills in a real-world context.

Travel through time to master 3rd grade Common Core math standards by revisiting essential skills from earlier grades. In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 3rd graders will deepen their understanding of multiplication and division while reconnecting with addition and subtraction strategies from 1st and 2nd grade.

In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity to categorize problems by size and discuss appropriate next steps. This lesson is important as it helps students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by understanding the relative size of problems and how to address them effectively.

In this fast-paced game, students will race against time to solve math problems. This lesson boosts their quick-thinking and problem-solving skills while adding an element of excitement to learning math. Designed for a 5th-grade class, this 45-minute session is perfect for engaging students in a fun and educational way.

This 15-minute individual lesson helps students identify the correct operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) when solving math word problems. This is crucial for building foundational problem-solving skills in mathematics. Designed for an individual student, this lesson allows for focused, personalized support.

In this 5-session Tier 2 mini-course, two 2nd graders will practice multi-step addition and subtraction word problems while identifying and describing 3D shapes. Each 15-minute session features targeted instruction, hands-on activities, and quick formative checks. Perfect for small group intervention to build confidence and problem-solving skills.

This lesson helps 8th-grade students understand how to categorize problems by their size and react appropriately. Students will learn to differentiate between small, medium, and big problems to develop effective coping strategies. This single session is designed for a small group (Tier 2) and will take approximately 30 minutes.

This lesson introduces 3rd graders to the concept of 'problem size', helping them differentiate between small, medium, and large problems. By understanding problem size, students can better manage their reactions and responses to various situations. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential social-emotional skills, fostering resilience and emotional regulation.

In this lesson, students will learn to categorize problems into small, medium, and large sizes. Through group discussions and role-plays, they will practice identifying and responding to various problem sizes, enhancing their decision-making skills. This lesson is important as it helps students develop critical thinking and emotional intelligence, enabling them to handle real-life situations more effectively.

In this lesson, students will explore mathematical concepts through the fascinating world of birds. They will learn about patterns, measurements, and data analysis by observing bird behaviors and characteristics. This lesson is designed for elementary students and will be conducted in one session lasting approximately 60 minutes. It is important as it connects math to real-life scenarios, making learning more engaging and relatable.

In this lesson, students will explore mathematical concepts through the fascinating world of birds. They will learn about patterns, measurements, and data analysis by observing bird behaviors and characteristics. This lesson is designed for elementary students and will be conducted in one session lasting approximately 60 minutes. It is important as it connects math to real-life scenarios, making learning more engaging and relatable.

In this one-session lesson, 5th graders will learn key multiplication vocabulary (such as factor, product, array, and multiples) to strengthen their math fluency and confidence. Using interactive activities and assessments, students build a strong word-based foundation that supports their computation skills.

In this engaging lesson, students will tackle two-step word problems as they unravel a mysterious code. This lesson aims to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while making math fun and relatable for a 2nd Grade class. The session will last 45 minutes and is designed as a Tier 1: Classroom-wide support.

In this engaging lesson, 6th-grade students will learn how to solve for x and y in algebraic expressions, a foundational skill in mathematics. This lesson is crucial as it builds problem-solving skills and prepares students for more advanced math concepts. The session will last 30 minutes and is designed for a classroom setting.

In this engaging lesson for Grade 10, students will explore the fascinating relationship between multiplication and area. By understanding how multiplication can be visualized as area, students will gain a deeper comprehension of mathematical concepts and their real-world applications. This 45-minute session will include a lesson plan, warm-up, discussion, and worksheet to solidify learning.

A 5-session, 30-minute group lesson for 2nd graders to determine whether word problems require addition or subtraction, building on sign recognition and place value understanding. This Tier 2 intervention will support small groups needing extra help with operations and strengthen their problem-solving skills.

This resource introduces essential workplace vocabulary and common phrases, helping students understand the language of the professional world. Mastering this jargon builds confidence and prepares them for real-world work environments. This lesson is for a 9th Grade Group and will take approximately 45 minutes.

In this lesson, students will engage in challenging mind puzzles and collaborative problem-solving activities to sharpen their critical thinking skills. This lesson is important as it promotes teamwork, cognitive development, and perseverance.

In these sessions, 3rd graders integrate storytelling with real-life math problem-solving by crafting narratives embedding math challenges. This lesson is important because it boosts math fluency and creative writing skills in a supportive small-group setting. Audience: 3rd Grade Group, Tier 2 support, 2 sessions of 60 minutes each.

This lesson plan is designed to make math fun and engaging for 9-10 year olds through game-based learning and active learning strategies. By incorporating physical activities in a gym setting, students will be able to apply math concepts in a dynamic and interactive way. This approach not only helps in reinforcing math skills but also promotes physical activity and teamwork among students.

In this engaging 5-session intervention, 2nd graders become sleuths solving two-step, two-digit word problems using addition and subtraction with place-value models. Fun missions build sequential reasoning and arithmetic fluency in 30-minute group sessions.