The Power of Numberless Word Problems

Are you ready to take your teaching to the next level and feel like a master at teaching word problems year after year? I have a FREE video series and step-by-step guide that will let you experience the power of numberless word problems so that your students start understanding word problems rather than just guessing what operation to use.

What can you expect from signing up?

💜Video 1: "What are Numberless Word Problems?"

💜Video #2: "The results and Why."

💜Video #3 "How to incorporate them into your current routine easily" & Printable Step by Step Guide to Creating your own numberless word problems.

BONUS: If you watch all three videos you will also be eligible to receive a free numberless word problem for your 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade classroom.

MEET

Rachel

Through lots of trial and error, Rachel has learned the ultimate way to teach word problems and would love to share her secrets with you. After years of researching what has worked in a variety of classroom types, Rachel as unlocked the golden ticket for teaching word problems to her students and would love to share it with you!

FANTASTIC resource. It helps students analyze and visualize the problems step by step before calculating and solving them.

Bonnie O.

Numberless word problems are the only way I teach word problems. They are the perfect way to get kids to think before grabbing all the numbers and rushing to solve. This product is PERFECT! I love the slow release of problem information. Thank you!

Terri L.

Word problems are always difficult to teach because many students want to jump ahead and compute. They guess an operation based on a word or two and can end up being wrong. These numberless word problems force them to actually think about what is happening and decide what they need to know and how they can solve it. This is an awesome resource.

Shavonne S

Many of my students just like to blindly add or subtract the numbers, no matter the word problem. This is a great product because it really allows for deep discussion and problem-solving about what is happening before the numbers are introduced.

Kayla S.

My 3rd graders were struggling with word problems and I was struggling with teaching in a way to increase their learning. After reading about word problem instructional strategies I sought a resource and this was a great one to take a different approach. I happened to be observed by the district assessment director and he was wowed about the high level of thinking and questioning. Thank you!

Laura S.

Your students can solve word problems, it just takes knowing the right strategies to teach them!

By Rachel