Solving One Step Addition and Subtraction Word Problems

The video tutorial covers solving addition and subtraction word problems. It begins with an introduction to identifying key information and operations in word problems. Three examples are provided: an addition problem with Amy's purchases, a subtraction problem with Led's spending, and a two-step problem involving Dave's chickens. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the steps to solve word problems and a practice question for viewers.

What is the first major tip for solving word problems?

• Ignore the numbers in the question

• Highlight the important information

• Start solving without planning

• Always use the addition method

What operation is used when the question mentions 'all together'?

• Addition

• Division

• Subtraction

• Multiplication

How much does Amy spend in total on a drink and a coat?

• $53

• $7

• $38

• $45

What operation is suggested by the words 'spent' and 'left'?

• Division

• Multiplication

• Subtraction

• Addition

After spending money on clothes, how much does Led have left?

• $137

• $53

• $42

• $95

In the two-step problem, how many chickens does Dave have left?

• 16 chickens

• 29 chickens

• 45 chickens

• 69 chickens

What is the first step in solving a two-step word problem?

• Subtract the largest number

• Add all the numbers together

• Calculate the total loss or gain

• Guess the possible outcome

What should you remember to include in your final answer?

• A detailed explanation

• A random guess

• The correct unit of measurement

• A new question

Is the problem 'Matt had 65 and spent 12 on food' a one-step or two-step problem?

• One-step

• Two-step

• Three-step

• It cannot be solved

What is the final step in solving word problems according to the video?

• Solving the number sentence

• Organizing the question into a number sentence

• Celebrating the correct answer

• Asking a friend for help