Distinguish multiplicative comparisons from additive comparisons, solve multi-step stories, and investigate factors and patterns. Encourage students to write an equation that represents the situation before computing. Explain how a rule generates the next term instead of guessing from appearance alone.
5 skills with 15 worksheet PDFs
Clear filtersI can describe one quantity as a multiple of another quantity.
I can solve a multiplicative-comparison word problem and explain my equation.
I can solve a multistep word problem and check that my answer makes sense.
I can find factors and multiples and identify prime and composite numbers.
I can identify a pattern rule and use it to find what comes next.
Let the child explain a picture or model aloud before writing a calculation. Work through one example together, then allow independent practice and discuss one correction afterward.
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Try the questions independently first. Then compare the steps, explain a correction, and check the result with a model or another method.
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