Navigating Two-Step Word Problems for FSA Success

The video tutorial covers solving two-step word problems in math. It includes examples such as Sally's reading goal, Cody's lawn mowing earnings, Victor's game scores, Sue's yogurt donation, and Herbert and Polly's grape comparison. Each example demonstrates different mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and estimation. The tutorial concludes with a motivational message encouraging students to try and accomplish their goals.

How many pages did Sally read on Wednesday and Thursday combined?

• 52 pages

• 275 pages

• 176 pages

• 327 pages

What is the total number of pages Sally needs to read to achieve her goal?

• 99 pages

• 327 pages

• 275 pages

• 52 pages

What equation represents Cody's earnings from mowing lawns?

• 10L + 8 = 42

• 10L - 8 = 42

• 8L + 10 = 42

• 8L - 10 = 42

How much does Cody earn per hour during the week?

• $18

• $8

• $10

• $42

How many points did Victor score in the third game?

• 220 points

• 216 points

• 302 points

• 293 points

What is the total score Victor achieved across all games?

• 600 points

• 811 points

• 805 points

• 1000 points

Which equation correctly calculates the number of yogurt cups Sue has left?

• 4 * 8 - 18 = Y

• 4 + 8 - 18 = Y

• 32 / 18 = Y

• 18 - 4 * 8 = Y

How many yogurt cups did Sue start with?

• 18 cups

• 26 cups

• 22 cups

• 32 cups

Who has more grapes, Herbert or Polly?

• Herbert

• Polly

• Neither

• Both have the same

How many grapes does Herbert have?

• 30 grapes

• 10 grapes

• 15 grapes

• 20 grapes