1. Go Step-By-Step Through The Problem-Solving Sequence - Deepstash

1. Go Step-By-Step Through The Problem-Solving Sequence

Post problem-solving anchor charts and references on your classroom wall or pin them to your Google Classroom – anything to make them accessible to students. When they ask for help, invite them to reference the charts first.

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