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A quick tool to make sure each structure has all 3 key elements. Use for teacher feedback or self-assessment.

An anchor chart showing the practices students will engage in and how they’re not a linear progression

Guide your instruction with a quick, informal assessment. It’s fillable so you can easily add in your own number stories.

Use these posters in the classroom to describe when to use each structure, along with an example.

All 3 structures in one anchor chart. Use as a poster for your classroom and as a resource for students and their caregivers.

Want to quickly assess your students’ understanding of problem types? Plug in your own math stories for students to sort.

Have students match story problems to the correct structure. This story mat is ready to print and go.

Need a “cheat sheet” as a refresher? Here’s an overview along with a brief description and example of each SoE.

Not sure what questions to ask to engage your students when solving math stories? Download these questions stems for stories that describe two or more sets being compared.

Tackling a math story that describes equal groups being composed or decomposed? Use these questions to help students comprehend the problem.

Use these to engage students when math stories describe two or more parts being put together or when a total is decomposed into two or more parts.

Everything you need in a one-pager to introduce and teach a number story with a Compare SoE.