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Word Problem of the Day - Building Comprehension Skills

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Word Problem of the Day cover: building comprehension skills through language and problem solving for K–2
Cover of the K–2 comprehension lesson resource
Contents list teaching notes, daily problems from Mother’s Day to Lines at the Movie, and assessments
First contents page: teaching notes and lessons
Contents continue from Lucky Day to Waitress Outfits, followed by vocabulary and strategies indexes
Second contents page: remaining lessons and indexes
Teaching notes explain the language focus and how to introduce daily problems about the Wordly family
Teaching notes: introducing the daily lessons
Teaching notes list eight solving strategies, student-created problems, and performance assessment guidance
Teaching notes: strategies and assessment
Mother’s Day lesson asks children to draw and count bouquet flowers, with discussion prompts and a solution
Daily lesson: Mother’s Day using Picture It
The Penny Jar lesson uses counters to total three, two, and one pennies, with discussion and a solution
Daily lesson: The Penny Jar using Show It
A New Friend lesson uses letter-order clues to identify Cam, with discussion prompts and a written solution
Daily lesson: A New Friend using Do It
Planning a Party lesson uses symbols to match four guests to four chairs, with discussion and a solution
Daily lesson: Planning a Party using Use Symbols
Mr. Wordly Cleans House lesson uses a list to count three cleaned rooms, with discussion and a solution
Daily lesson: counting cleaned rooms using Make a List
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Subject

ELA

Grades

Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2

File

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Students build comprehension by solving word problems. With a focus on language skills, students are able to increase their vocabulary and begin learning the problem-solving process at an early age. Through careful attention to detail, students will be able to solve these problems through visualization.

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