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Practice solving real-world math problems with grade 4 learners. Choose number operations, measurement and money, or problems that ask students to explain their reasoning.
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Read a context-rich scenario, perform multi-step calculations (time conversions, money, area/scale, unit rate comparisons), fill in tables/schedules, sometimes draw a scaled plan, and write a justification or explanatory letter for the chosen solution.
Practice activity for solving two-step word problems using the four operations, writing equations, and matching problems to answers.
Read short story-based word problems and solve them (estimating totals, ordering numbers, finding patterns, computing money and time totals), plus solve mixed-review multiple-choice and open problems covering rounding, multiplication/division, perimeter, mixed numerals, fractions as decimals, greatest common factor, and drawing…
Read short word problems and solve using addition or subtraction to find the answer.
Multiplication and Division Story Problems Introducing the Multiplication and Division Story Problems. Specially designed for educators, this teaching resource aims to engage students' interest in math through a fun, spring-themed activity. Ideal for Kindergarten students up to Grade 2 level, it encompasses the core learning subjects of…
Apply elapsed-time calculation skills to short narrative word problems, some paired with clock diagrams.
What does understanding the quotient really mean? How can students apply the quotient and its remainder in different ways to better understand and solve word problems? Use these FOUR strategies that work for all multi step word problems to interpret remainder after you’ve divided. Mastering the skill of interpreting remainders requires…
Read each word problem, show all work, and solve, boxing the final answer including units; problems are offered in both imperial and metric versions for measurement topics.
Count items in a picture (e.g. apples, peaches, fish, books) and write the total on the blank line, after the teacher fills in teacher-chosen numbers on the template.
Cut out fraction pieces (eighths and sixths) and glue them in order onto a number line using benchmark fractions as a guide; for early finishers, place four additional challenge fractions; then answer written comprehension questions comparing fractions (e.g. choosing between 5/8 and 5/6, identifying equal-value fraction pairs).
Read each division word problem (e.g. sharing cupcakes, pencils, doughnuts, stickers, oranges, notebooks, gum, cookies, worms, dog treats) and match it to the correct division equation/solution.
Read an apple-themed word problem, write a multiplication or division equation, and solve for the total.
Use a food menu with prices to solve three word problems involving multiplying by 10 (e.g., 10 orders of an item, spending a fixed amount), drawing a picture and showing work; answer key included.
Students solve 12 fraction word problems (covering subtraction, addition, comparison, converting between improper and mixed fractions, and fraction-of-a-quantity situations), match each answer to a color-key category, and color the grid squares accordingly to complete the picture.
Match a 'Restate' card to its word problem, use an 'Understanding the Problem' card (4-step process) to work through it, choose the correct equation for each problem, and solve the problems on an activity sheet.
Free download Solve a multi-step word problem at an assigned station, use the numeric answer to locate the next problem card posted around the room, record work and answers on a recording sheet through 8 problems, with optional timing for a race format.
Coin and dollar amounts are added and subtracted across five money word problems, including one that compares how many more cents a child named Mark has than a child named Steve after each collects money in two denominations. The problems cover a mix of skills: adding three coin amounts together, adding dollars and cents, subtracting to find change from a purchase, and a two-step comparison problem. A complete answer key is included.
This printables/word-problems/multiplication-and-division-word-problems/multiplication-word-problems">multiplication word problem solving worksheet is a great way for students to build multiplication fact fluency. It includes a variety of problems for students to solve, as well as a answer key for teachers.
This volume word problems worksheet is a great way for students to practice finding the volume of 3D shapes in real life situations. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students practice this important skill.
Practice solving fraction word problems using a strategy of the student's choice.
Complete 44 reproducible word-problem pages, which may be used in any order that best fits the student's learning; check work against the included answer key.
Practice solving word problems that require subtracting fractions and mixed numbers.
Read prompts describing an item's cost in coins/bills (e.g. '3 dimes and 2 nickels') and calculate and write the total value, across two pages of 5 problems each.
Practice solving multi-digit subtraction word problems, including a decimal subtraction problem in a money context.