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Engaging Multi-Step Math Problems for Teachers: A Guided Practice Slideshow

This slideshow is designed as a guided practice tool for teachers, focusing on multi-step math problems. Download the accompanying menu to distribute to students, enabling them to engage with various scenarios. Each problem encourages estimation of sums, differences, and products, while prompting discussions on when to use multiplication instead of addition. Enhance your lessons by providing students with strategies and engaging tasks while utilizing the STAR Download for printable problems. Perfect for reinforcing math skills in a fun, collaborative way!

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Engaging Multi-Step Math Problems for Teachers: A Guided Practice Slideshow

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  1. Teacher’s Notes MENU • This slideshow was created for teachers to use as guided practice. • Download the menu that goes with these problems.Click Menu • Distribute a copy of the menu to each student or each pair of students. • Discuss the set-up and strategies for solving each part of these multi- step problems. • Have students estimate sums, differences, products of each part of the problem. • Do students know when to multiply instead of add? • Can they add to check their multiplication? • Click the STAR Download a printable copy of the problems. Slip each menu in a page protector, then place them in a binder. You can grab them and use them for other math lessons

  2. A. Three friends each ordered coffee and Tiramisu. What was the cost of their order?

  3. A.

  4. B. A group of 6 people all ordered Shrimp Scampi and Iced Tea. How much money did they have to put with a $25 gift card to pay for their order and leave a $13 tip?

  5. B.

  6. C. Four friends had their own orders of Chocolate Chip Pie and Cappuccino. How much change would they receive if they paid for everything with two $20 bills?

  7. C.

  8. D. What is the difference in the cost of a 16-inch (16”) pizza with 4 toppings and a 12-inch (12”) pizza with 5 toppings?

  9. D.

  10. E. What is the difference in the cost of a 16-inch (16”) pizza with 3 toppings and a 9-inch pizza (9”) with 6 toppings?

  11. E.

  12. F. What is the cost of Homemade Mozzarella Sticks, Stuffed Mushrooms (appetizer menu), Chicken Maria and two glasses of iced tea?

  13. F.

  14. G. • 3 orders of Cavatelli • 6 Large Garden Salads • 3 Jumbo Stuffed Shells • 5 Mineral Waters • 1 Iced Tea

  15. G.

  16. H. • 5 cups of soup • 2 Luigi’s Grilled Chicken Salads • 3 Luigi’s Chef Salads • 2 homemade salad dressings

  17. H.

  18. I. • 2 bowls of soup • 1 cup of soup • 1 Godmother Italian Sub • 2 Meatball Sandwiches • 3 Iced Teas

  19. I.

  20. J. • 2 New York Strip Steaks or • 3 -12” pizzas with 4 toppings on each pizza

  21. J.

  22. K. • 2 orders of Yukon Style Wings • or • 3 orders of Garlic Toast

  23. K.

  24. L. • 1 Steak Salad & 1 cup of Soup or • 1 Chef Salad & 1 bowl of Soup

  25. L.

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