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Giant Story Problems: Reading Comprehension through Math Problem-Solving
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| Grades | 1 – 2 |
| Lesson Plan Type | Standard Lesson |
| Estimated Time | One 30-minute & one 60-minute session |
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Elaine Leet
September 03, 2011
I think that it would be great fun and very useful for my students to set up photo ops to illustrate a combination of stories such as the teachers at the table with some whole and some broken crayons. Post the digital photograph, and have the students write the story (stories) to go with the photo including equations. This would require that they focus on specific data in the photo for a particular story and eliminate the extraneous material that does not pertain to their purpose.
Lucille
December 18, 2010
I just want to thank you for sharing this lesson and the step by step directions, this was very beneficial. Thanks!
dayna
April 14, 2010
i thought the lesson was very effective!
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