Solving Word Problems with Operations

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Solving Word Problems with Operations

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Solving Word Problems with Operations
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Solving Word Problems with Operations

Year 3-4 Mathematics Addition, Subtraction & Multiplication 60-minute lesson

WALT (We Are Learning To)
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WALT (We Are Learning To)

Identify the correct operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication) for word problems Solve calculations in real contexts like money, shopping, and parties Explain our reasoning for choosing operations Use multiplication as repeated addition

Success Criteria
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Success Criteria

I can read and understand word problems I can decide if I need to add, subtract, or multiply I can explain why I chose that operation I can solve problems accurately I can check my answers make sense

Operation Detective
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Operation Detective

Look for clue words in problems Addition: altogether, total, plus, combined Subtraction: left, remaining, difference, spent Multiplication: groups of, each, times, repeated

Guided Practice: Money Problems
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Guided Practice: Money Problems

Problem 1: Alice has $10. She buys a book for $4.25. How much money does she have left? What operation do we need? Why? Let's solve it step by step Check: Does our answer make sense?

Problem Types We'll Solve
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Problem Types We'll Solve

{"left":"Addition Problems\nFinding totals and combining amounts\nShopping for multiple items\nCounting groups together","right":"Subtraction Problems\nFinding what's left over\nCalculating change from purchases\nFinding differences between amounts"}

Independent Practice
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Independent Practice

Work through worksheet problems Choose your operation first Write your number sentence Solve and check your answer Use play money or drawings if helpful

Extension Challenge
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Extension Challenge

A chocolate bar costs $2.50 If I buy 4 bars, how much do I pay? Explain why multiplication is used here Show your working out