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Which subjectMathematics
What age groupYear or Grade 2
What topicWord problems with mixed operations of addition and subtraction
Number of slides10
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Slide 1: Introduction to Word Problems

What are word problems?
Word problems are math stories that require solving using addition and subtraction.
They help us understand real-life scenarios using math.
Example: “If you have 5 apples and get 3 more, how many do you have?”

Slide 2: The Importance of Mixed Operations

Mixed operations involve both addition and subtraction.
They reflect real-life situations where we do both adding and taking away.
Example: “You have 10 cookies, eat 4, then buy 3 more. How many cookies do you have now?”

Slide 3: Understanding Key Terms

Plus: This means to add.
Minus: This means to subtract.
Total: This is the sum or final amount.
Leftover: This is how much is remaining after subtraction.

Slide 4: Solving a Sample Problem

Problem: “Maria has 12 toy cars. She gives away 5 to her friend. How many cars does she have left?”
Step 1: Identify the operations (subtraction).
Step 2: Solve: 12 - 5 = 7.
Answer: Maria has 7 toy cars left.

Slide 5: Another Sample Problem

Problem: “James has 8 balloons. He buys 5 more balloons. Then, he pops 3. How many balloons does he have now?”
Step 1: Identify the operations (addition and subtraction).
Step 2: Solve: 8 + 5 - 3 = 10.
Answer: James has 10 balloons.

Slide 6: Practice Problem 1

Problem: “Samantha has 20 stickers. She gave 7 to her brother and then buys 5 more. How many stickers does Samantha have now?”
Hint: Think about what you need to add and what you need to subtract.

Slide 7: Practice Problem 2

Problem: “In a garden, there are 15 flowers. If 6 flowers bloom, but then 4 flowers wilt away, how many flowers are left in the garden?”
Hint: Remember to add the bloomed flowers first!

Slide 8: Word Problems in Daily Life

Word problems are everywhere!
Examples: Shopping, cooking, sharing with friends.
Understanding word problems helps solve real-life situations.

Slide 9: Fun with Word Problems

Let's make it engaging!
Create your own word problem with your favorite toys or snacks.
Share with your classmates and solve together!

Slide 10: Conclusion and Review

Mixed operations are essential in understanding word problems.
Practice makes you a word problem wizard!
Remember to read carefully and identify what to add and subtract.

{The image of children solving word problems in a classroom, with math symbols like plus and minus signs above their heads, smiling and engaged in learning.}