Happy Monday! If today is your first day back at work for the year, I hope it is going really well. I always find January to be the month that my students learn and change the most. Yesterday, I wrapped up our book study on Children's Mathematics and am looking forward to our new book study starting this Sunday. We will be looking at Number Talks and from what I read so far, it is going to be another great book! For the past few installments of Monday Math Literature, I have been using some of my favorite winter picture books to inspire math story problems. Last week I shares some problems I wrote for Snowmen At Night. This week, I have been thinking a lot about penguins and wanted to create some problems to go with Tacky the Penguin
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There are all multiplication and division type story problems to use with primary students. These help students build ideas about equal groups and place value.
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| You can grab a printable version of these problems for free on Google Drive |
If you use a penguin theme in your classroom you will definitely want to check out this post for some new ideas and a bunch of freebies!
If you like the idea of using story problems with children's literature than make sure you check out these posts:
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