Problem Solving Strategies
Solve simple word problems by physically acting out the scenario
Demonstrate understanding of addition and subtraction through movement
Develop problem-solving skills using concrete representations
“Wisdom is supreme. Get wisdom. Yes, though it costs all your possessions, get understanding.”
— Proverbs 4:7 (WEB)Problem-solving requires wisdom and understanding, just as we learn to solve math problems by carefully thinking through challenges
Welcome to today's BibleMouse math adventure! Let's review what we learned about number relationships yesterday.
Today, we'll learn how to solve math problems by acting them out. Just like we use our bodies to understand God's world, we can use toys to understand numbers!
Students will use toys to physically model and solve word problems
Simpler: Parent helps model the first few problems
Challenge: Child creates and acts out their own word problems
Let's review what we discovered about solving problems today!
Coming up: Tomorrow, we'll learn another way to solve problems - by drawing pictures!
Kindergarteners learn best through physical, hands-on experiences
Children might get distracted or find it hard to follow multi-step instructions
Child's ability to represent numbers with objects and follow problem-solving steps