MyMath 6.8 SWBAT use guess and check to solve story problems.

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MyMath 6.8 SWBAT use guess and check to solve story problems. Lesson 67 MyMath 6.8 SWBAT use guess and check to solve story problems.

SWBAT solve addition and subtraction story problems. Lesson 68 SWBAT solve addition and subtraction story problems.

Did you know there are 2 types of addition word problems? Combining Comparison Mr. Burney has 4 stylish bow ties. He bought 3 bow ties at the store. How many bow ties does he have now? Mr. Burney has 4 stylish bow ties. Mr. Mischleau has 2 more bow ties than Mr. Burney. How many bow ties does Mr. Mischleau have? Have kids help you make other problems.

Did you know there are 3 types of subtraction word problems? Take Away Missing Addend Comparison Miss. Loth has 7 boyfriends. She breaks up with 2 of them. How many boyfriends does Miss. Loth have left? Miss. Jackson has 4 boyfriends. She want 7 boyfriends (like Miss. Loth). How many boyfriends does Miss. Jackson to have what she wants? Miss. Loth has 7 boyfriends. Miss. Gensler has 9 boyfriends. How many more boyfriends does Miss. Gensler have than Miss. Loth? Have kids help you make other problems.

What kind of problem is this. John has $24 What kind of problem is this? John has $24. His brother, Sam, has $29 more dollars than John. How much money does Sam have?

What kind of problem is this. John has $24. His brother, Sam, has $29 What kind of problem is this? John has $24. His brother, Sam, has $29. How much more money does Sam have than John?

What kind of problem is this. John has $24. His brother, Sam, has $29 What kind of problem is this? John has $24. His brother, Sam, has $29. Sam is going to do chores so that he has the same amount as Sam. How much money does John need to earn doing chores so that he has the same amount as Sam?

What kind of problem is this. John has $24 What kind of problem is this? John has $24. He gave his brother, Sam, $10. How much money does John have now?

What kind of problem is this. John has $24 What kind of problem is this? John has $24. His brother, Sam, gave him $10. How much money does John have now?