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Problem solving is not about simply applying a procedure to a problem to find an answer; it is a process that requires students to think, question, and make sense of the mathematics. Here is a list of helpful tips for working with problem solving across the year.

Student experiences and interactions at school, in the community, and at home shape their identities. Use this resource to nurture your students’ math identities so that they can grow and learn as mathematicians.

Telling Time and Elapsed Time

Number Relationships Through Number Lines

Problem Solving with Multiplication and Division of Fractions

Connecting Multiplication and Division

Utilize this activity focused around "One" as a fraction.

This activity provides steps to subtract with base-ten blocks.

Connect models to number lines using addition.

This activity focuses on attributes of polygons, with an emphasis on angles.

Adding integers with like and unlike signs.

This activity provides steps to multiply a fraction by a fraction.