How to Solve a Story Problem | Grade 1
Special | 1m 45s
Your child came home from school today and said, “No! You have to do RDWW!” What now?
Your child came home from school today and said, “No! You have to do RDWW!” How do you even respond to that?! Not to worry! This will help. RDWW is a memory tool used by elementary teachers to help children solve story problems, or word problems. Here is a first grade example: First, we read. Madison picked 3 flowers. Logan picked 2 more. How many flowers did they pick in all?
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How to Solve a Story Problem | Grade 1
Special | 1m 45s
Your child came home from school today and said, “No! You have to do RDWW!” How do you even respond to that?! Not to worry! This will help. RDWW is a memory tool used by elementary teachers to help children solve story problems, or word problems. Here is a first grade example: First, we read. Madison picked 3 flowers. Logan picked 2 more. How many flowers did they pick in all?
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