36 Weeks of Backwards Story Problems for 4th Grade PRINTABLE

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Get kids thinking deeper about math by creating a story problem… backwards! Our 36 Weeks of Backwards Story Problems should take no longer than a few minutes each day, so they are easy to fit into your schedule while packing a powerful punch! The children are given an answer and need to come up with a problem that has their answer. Then, they will brainstorm who and what the problem is about, write the problem, and draw a picture.

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These backwards story problems can be used as morning work, exit tickets, homework, no-prep warm-ups, enrichment, and more! This is also a great purchase for parents and homeschoolers who want to improve their children’s creative problem-solving skills from home.

Each backwards story problem contains 5 sections that can be completed each day throughout the week. However, you may choose to complete all five sections in one day if you prefer.

36 Backwards Story Problems including the following sections:

  • Write down as many equations as they can think of that equal the answer given
  • Brainstorm some topic ideas for their problem including WHO and WHAT
  • Write the Problem using an equation from the Monday section of the backwards story problem as well as a WHO and WHAT from the Tuesday section
  • Write a Short Story that incorporates their story problem
  • Illustrate their short story

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Amy Smart
Satisfied - Great practice creating multiple equations for same number

These provide students the opportunity to create lists of equations that equal a given number and then turn those into a math story problem and a written short story (which is a nice writing connection). Each week is broken down into day sections so students can do just one part at a time.

Having purchased the multi-level bundle means I can differentiate for my students as needed while providing the same ultimate format for everyone.

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Melissa C.
36 weeks of backward story problems

I will be using this with my fourth graders in the fall as a warm up to math.

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C Webb
A different way of looking at math

I haven't used this yet, but I'm looking forward to introducing it to my daughter next year. I think it will help her see how math applies to daily life. She loves writing and illustrating stories so she should enjoy this assignment.

A fun way to use these is to have her write the story problems and have a sibling or friend solve them. A win-win for everyone involved!

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