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Bring the magic of the holiday season to your math lessons with 'Christmas Around the World Subtraction Word Problems: Differentiated Mini-Books.' These engaging, December-themed books offer comparing word problems that develop number sense and strengthen real-world problem-solving skills.
Bring the magic of the holiday season to your math lessons with ‘Christmas Around the World Subtraction Word Problems: Differentiated Mini-Books.’ These engaging, December-themed books offer comparing word problems that develop number sense and strengthen real-world problem-solving skills.
With three differentiated levels (problems within 10, 15, and 25), every student will find a challenge that’s just right for them. Ideal for small groups, centers, or independent work, these mini-books ensure all learners can practice essential subtraction skills through festive, relatable word problems.
INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE
All 3 books are 6 half-pages and ask students to illustrate a word problem (5 word problems), write the equation, and then, write the answer to the story problem in a complete sentence.
Catherine
USING THIS RESOURCE
Use these ready-to-print word problem booklets
in a variety of ways to meet the needs of your
classroom and students. To use these booklets,
add manipulatives to help supoprt students
(i.e. blocks, place value pieces, hundreds charts, etc)
***For other Common Core reading resources, check out my Parts of Speech Grammar Bundle and Sweet Inflectional Endings units.
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Join me for a hands-on workshop exploring what to model, which questions to ask, and how to respond when students get stuck using ten to add and subtract.
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M B. –
Love it!
Sarah Gardner –
Thank you!
Rosario M. –
Great for subtractions and loved the theme.
Sloane G. –
Incredible! Thanks
Lynn A. –
Thank you! My class loves your mini-books!
Amy Salinas –
This was perfect for our subtraction unit during small group time. Thank you
Malia Q. –
Thank you!
A Teacher’s Pulley –
Using this as morning work activity. Thanks!
Ide V. –
LOVE IT!!! tHANK YOU !!
jennifer N. –
Thank you
Emily M. –
Can’t wait to use these!
lisa C. –
Fun to teach with!
Mrs Settle –
Fun Christmas learning.
Osa O. –
Great for first grade morning work.
Kimberly Ramey –
Love the differentiation.
Sarah M. –
Thanks!