Two-Step Word Problems and Strategies

The video tutorial guides students through solving two-step word problems. It begins with an introduction to the objectives and a review of strategies for solving such problems. The first example involves calculating how much money Lin gives to her sister after spending some on a gift. The second example involves determining how many marbles Natasha has based on the number of marbles Russell and Ridge have. The video concludes with practice options and resources for further learning.

What is the main goal for today's lesson?

• To solve one-step word problems

• To practice division

• To solve two-step word problems

• To learn multiplication

What should you do if you get stuck on a problem?

• Guess the answer

• Rewatch the video

• Skip it

• Ask a friend

How much money does Lin have after buying a present for her mother?

• $38

• $18

• $26

• $12

What is the first step in solving Lin's problem?

• Subtract $12 from $38

• Divide $38 by 2

• Multiply $12 by 2

• Add $12 to $38

How many dollars did Lin give to her sister?

• $10

• $8

• $18

• $26

What keyword indicates subtraction in the marble problem?

• Total

• More

• Together

• Fewer

How many marbles does Ridge have?

• 28

• 16

• 12

• 44

What is Natasha's total number of marbles?

• 12

• 44

• 16

• 28

Where can you find additional practice problems?

• On Google Classroom

• In the workbook

• In the library

• In the video