This bundle includes resources to help students understand and practice solving 2-step word problems. It features a math kit for teaching and assessing the skill, along with self-guided activities and task cards. Check out the preview for more details.
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This is a perfect bundle for building your students’ understanding of solving 2-step (multi-step) word problems. It includes one of our math kits to help you introduce, teach, and assess the skill. The other resources in this bundle are great for practicing.
What’s included in this bundle?
Check out the preview to learn all about each of the resources that are included in the bundle!
If you only want the task cards, you can find a mini-bundle here.
This product is happily brought to you by Cassi Noack and Rachel Lynette of Minds in Bloom.
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Cynthia H. –
Engaging and easy to print and use. Kids enjoyed them.
Miss Megan Adams –
I really like this resource. My kiddos also liked this resource.
Maci B. –
Story problems are hard, we will take ALL the extra help we can get- this was great!
Brittany Mogford –
My students did this in the Google form version and it was successfully implemented digitally.
Shirley L. –
This resource is a lifesaver. I am new to the curriculum and this is a huge stepping stone to help get better accustomed to it.
Mindy E. –
This resource worked well in my MTI classroom. My students were engaged.
Meagan H. –
For satisfaction with this resource, I put ‘moderately’. I really like the amount of bar/strip diagram practice that students get with this resource. I don’t think students get enough practice with those. The part I was disappointed about was the types of resources. I was under the impression that everything in these resources would be word problems to solve, and they weren’t. Probably a good 2/3 of the resources are plugging in a number and solving for a variable or the strip/bar diagrams. I know these 2 things can go with word problems. I guess I just assumed that the resources would be lots of word problems for students to practice solving. Also, the set up to get to everything was very confusing for me.
Lanea S. –
My class loved this. Thank you!
Tyler B. –
great!
Nicolle M. –
love