Math key words anchor chart 2nd grade

Identifying key words in a math story problem is important when students are solving word problems. These key word posters are part of the CUBES math word problem solving strategy set. Perfect references for students.

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Addition and subtraction words (image only)

Facebook0Tweet0Pin0 Most students sigh at the sight of a story problem. Why? Because they require both reading and math and often involve multiple computations. This is constantly an area data shows students need to grow in. Here are a couple of tips and a resource you can use to support your students in mastering story problems. 1. Identify Key Words Story problems need to be turned into equations in order to be solved. The only way to do that is to identify the important information. It is…

Are your students struggling with addition? Teaching different strategies is key to setting up your 1st and 2nd grade students for success. Learn all about the 6 strategies every teacher should include when teaching addition. Plus get a FREE copy of an addition strategy chart to use as an anchor chart or poster in your class! These strategies, including counting on, will help your students master addition with double digit and 3 digit numbers. Learn more here!

Anchor Charts That Help Teach! I LOVE making and using anchor charts! A collection of similar ones make an instant bulletin board, single ones help decorate your room, and all of them give valuable information in a nutshell or remind students at a glance what to do, or how to do something. They are also a wonderful teaching tool, as you can refer to them as a “checklist” before students begin their work, or remind them to refer to the charts before they ask you a question. For example, a…

Measuring Length Anchor Chart Elementary

Tips, tricks, and materials for creating and using engaging anchor charts in the K-2 classroom throughout the school year.

Anchor chart

Dang it is coooooooooollllldddddd! This polar vortex is turning me into an agoraphobic (that's when you don't go outside, right?). It almost seems like there's just no reason to even change out of my pajamas - ever. But of course, for my family's sake, I do. Plus, one of these days I will have to go back to work and not have snow cold days. So while I'm snuggled up on the couch with a blanket, a cup of coffee, and wearing my PJ's, I thought I'd share what we are doing in math lately. I love…