Photo Source: growingkinders.blogspot.com/ Kathleen, kindergarten teacher and creator of the blog, Growing Kinders, recently shared a fantastic tool for organizing math problems and building problem solving skills, while also strengthening both reading and literacy skills - monthly problem solving books! Each booklet contains problems relating to themes, holidays, and units to be covered during the month. Take a look at these fantastic worksheets included in her March booklet featuring St. Patrick's Day, weather, and more! There are 3 leprechauns. Each leprechaun is holding 2 pots of gold. How many pots of gold are there all together? Photo Source: Growing Kinders There are 6 kites flying in the air. There are three children on the ground. How many kites is each child holding? Photo Source: Growing Kinders I want to make 2 kites. I have 6 ribbons to tie on the tail of each kite. How many ribbons does each kite get? Photo Source: Growing Kinders Design a kite with four equal parts. Photo Source: Growing Kinders Design a kite with two equal parts that are symmetrical. Photo Source: Growing Kinders Each entry in the booklet states the problem {using a combination of numerals and number words} in which students are required to highlight or circle words/sounds recognized as well as underline important numbers and information. There is also a place for students to draw the solutions and compute/display any pertinent number models. These booklets make great group instruction tools as well as quiet time activities! Check out the rest of Kathleen's fantastic resources at Growing Kinders!
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