Problem Solving F-2

Problem Solving F-2

Rob introduces the Problem Solving strategies with some great examples to use with your class
Make a table
Count backwards
Draw a diagram
Make a model
Write a number sentence
Guess and check
Make a list
Act it out
Identify a pattern
Work backwards

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Problem Solving F-2
  • The Problem Solving Strategies
    02:40
    The Problem Solving Strategies

    The Problem Solving Strategies

    Explore various problem-solving strategies that enhance student learning. Techniques include making tables, diagrams, and writing equations. Acting out problems and using models are particularly beneficial for younger students. Identifying patterns allows for multiple solutions, while simplifying...

  • Tips For Introducing The Problem Solving Strategies
    09:43
    Tips For Introducing The Problem Solving Strategies

    Tips For Introducing The Problem Solving Strategies

    Foundation to Two students thrive in open-ended problem solving by developing good habits early on. Teachers should introduce various strategies from the start, rather than focusing on one per week. This approach accommodates different learning styles, such as drawing diagrams and creating models...

  • 1. Missing Chooks
    13:45
    1. Missing Chooks

    1. Missing Chooks

    Problem Solving
    Addition
    Subtraction
    Counting

  • 2. 10 Lollipops
    12:26
    2. 10 Lollipops

    2. 10 Lollipops

    Problem Solving
    Addition
    Subtraction
    Counting

  • 3. The Car Park Problem
    06:48
    3. The Car Park Problem

    3. The Car Park Problem

    Problem Solving
    Addition
    Subtraction
    Counting
    Multpilication

  • 4. The $1 Coin Thief
    04:01
    4. The $1 Coin Thief

    4. The $1 Coin Thief

    Problem Solving
    Addition
    Subtraction
    Counting
    Money

  • 5. How Many Dots?
    03:13
    5. How Many Dots?

    5. How Many Dots?

    Problem Solving
    Addition
    Subtraction
    Counting

  • 6. One is a Snail
    05:08
    6. One is a Snail

    6. One is a Snail

    Problem Solving
    Addition
    Subtraction
    Counting

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