Routine and Non Routine Word Problems On Adding Numbers With Sums Up To 20 - Created With Diffit
Routine and Non Routine Word Problems On Adding Numbers With Sums Up To 20 - Created With Diffit
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What
do you
notice?
What
do you
wonder?
Non-routine word problems are a little bit harder. We can use the same First Read:
strategies, but the problems are more challenging. We might have to add I notice…
three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20. This means
we have to find the total of three numbers and make sure it is less than or
equal to 20. It's important to read the word problem carefully and think
about what it is asking us to do.
Remember, word problems are a fun way to practice our math skills. By
solving routine and non-routine word problems on adding numbers with
sums up to 20, we can become better at math and improve our
problem-solving skills. Keep practicing and you will become a math
superstar! Third Read:
This reminds me…
Question:
1. What are word problems?
1. How have you used addition and subtraction in your everyday life?
Write Your Response Here. Be sure to use what you learned in the reading and your own
knowledge and experiences to answer the question thoroughly.
Instructions: When instructed, you will share your responses with your group. Take notes
on their responses in the boxes below. Be sure to write their names at the top of each box.
2. Can you think of a time when you had to solve a math problem using objects, drawings, or
equations?
Write Your Response Here. Be sure to use what you learned in the reading and your own
knowledge and experiences to answer the question thoroughly.
Instructions: When instructed, you will share your responses with your group. Take notes
on their responses in the boxes below. Be sure to write their names at the top of each box.
3. What strategies do you use to solve challenging problems that require more than one
step?
Write Your Response Here. Be sure to use what you learned in the reading and your own
knowledge and experiences to answer the question thoroughly.
Instructions: When instructed, you will share your responses with your group. Take notes
on their responses in the boxes below. Be sure to write their names at the top of each box.