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Problem Solving Mats

These problem solving mats are perfect for unpacking adding and subtraction problems in guided maths

sessions or individually. 10 different problem solving mats and prompts.

How do I use this?Print off the problem solving mats and matching items. I print and laminate 3 pages of the items and enough mats for 1 per person in a group (6-8). I keep these

in a snaplock bag once laminated.

What is included:Mat 1: Leaf and ladybugsMat 2: Plate and hotdogsMat 3: Bus and childrenMat 4: Puppy and bone

Mat 5: Monkey and bananaMat 6: Farmer and sheep

Mat 7: Barn and cowsMat 8: Baking tray and donuts/cupcakes

Mat 9: Basket and carrotsMat 10: Truck and cones

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