Freebie: by A Ray of Sunshine in The Classroom

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A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom
Problem of the Day Resources
This Resource is a part of
Second Grade Problem of the Day.
The following sets are included in a larger
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ways to Use this resource:
 Use at the beginning of a math lesson with the whole class.
 Use in small math groups.
 Use in math interactive notebooks or math journals.
 Number the large copies, slide them into page protectors, put
the page protectors in a binder and use them as a center
activity.
 Students can write their answer on the back of a smaller

copy and it can be used as an exit ticket.
 Put smaller copies in smaller containers or drawers to

individualize or differentiate instruction.
Digital Options
 Use with Easel

 Use with Google Slides
How to prepare this Resource:
 This freebie includes 5 Problems of the Day. Each paper has 8 copies of the same
problem on it. Print as many as you need and cut them out. They are not numbered so
that you can use them in any order to fit the needs of your classroom. If you would
like, you can number the originals before you copy them. The students can glue them
(one at a time) into a spiral notebook or composition book and solve the problem.
 I have also included an individual (larger) copy of each problem that can be used under
a document camera or projected on to a white board and used to review the problem
with the whole class.
 Once the students have completed the problem, review it. It is a great opportunity
for the students to share the different strategies they used to solve the problem.
Print, cut, and clip the Students can personalize

problems together ahead of the front of their
time. Then just grab the Problem of the Day
problem you would like for Notebook.
your students to complete.
©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

________________’s ________________’s
Problem of the Day Problem of the Day
Notebook Notebook
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Marni had 4 cups to make cold
drinks for her friends. She put 5
strawberries in each cup. How
many strawberries did she use?

There were 27 green apples
and 32 red apples in a
basket. How many more red
apples were there than
green apples in the basket?

Molly picked 25 yellow
flowers and 27 pink flowers.
How many flowers did she
pick altogether?

Marni drew 24 red hearts,
28 pink hearts and 21
yellow hearts on her
paper. How many hearts
did she draw in all?

Mrs. Frost’s class had 27
chocolate donuts and 35 frosted
donuts on their table at the bake
sale. They sold 52 donuts. How
many donuts did they have left?

Marni had 4 cups to make cold Marni had 4 cups to make cold
drinks for her friends. She put 5 drinks for her friends. She put 5
strawberries in each cup. How strawberries in each cup. How
many strawberries did she use? many strawberries did she use?
many strawberries did she use? ©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom
many strawberries did she use?
There were 27 green apples There were 27 green apples
and 32 red apples in a and 32 red apples in a
basket. How many more red basket. How many more red
apples were there than apples were there than
green apples in the basket? green apples in the basket?



Molly picked 25 yellow Molly picked 25 yellow
flowers and 27 pink flowers. flowers and 27 pink flowers.
How many flowers did she How many flowers did she
pick altogether? pick altogether?


pick altogether? ©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom
pick altogether?

Marni drew 24 red hearts, Marni drew 24 red hearts,
28 pink hearts and 21 28 pink hearts and 21
yellow hearts on her yellow hearts on her
paper. How many hearts paper. How many hearts
did she draw in all? did she draw in all?



Mrs. Frost’s class had 27 Mrs. Frost’s class had 27
chocolate donuts and 35 frosted chocolate donuts and 35 frosted
donuts on their table at the bake donuts on their table at the bake
sale. They sold 52 donuts. How sale. They sold 52 donuts. How
many donuts did they have left? many donuts did they have left?



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Print and Digital

 Use in small math groups.

 Use in math interactive notebooks or math journals.

 Students can write their answer on the back of a smaller

 Put smaller copies in smaller containers or drawers to

 Use with Easel

Print, cut, and clip the Students can personalize

©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom ©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

©A Ray of Sunshine in the Classroom

There were 27 green apples There were 27 green apples

There were 27 green apples There were 27 green apples

There were 27 green apples There were 27 green apples

Molly picked 25 yellow Molly picked 25 yellow

Molly picked 25 yellow Molly picked 25 yellow

Molly picked 25 yellow Molly picked 25 yellow

Marni drew 24 red hearts, Marni drew 24 red hearts,

Marni drew 24 red hearts, Marni drew 24 red hearts,

Marni drew 24 red hearts, Marni drew 24 red hearts,

Mrs. Frost’s class had 27 Mrs. Frost’s class had 27

Mrs. Frost’s class had 27 Mrs. Frost’s class had 27

Mrs. Frost’s class had 27 Mrs. Frost’s class had 27

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