Problem Solved: Bar Model Math Grade 3: Tackle Word Problems Using the Singapore Method

I don't like that it gives the equations. The student should have to figure out the equation for themselves.

This book uses the Singapore bar modeling method. It allows students to draw and visualize mathematical concepts to solve problems. With 20 lessons, it covers problems dealing with addition, subtraction, measurement, money, and more–each with increased difficulty. I like the visual approach to learning math. Beestar has some free and printable worksheets for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fraction, exponentiation. These worksheets complement other math skills beyond this workbook. They can be used for timed and untimed practice. Collect the series!

This book is for teachers and it's all black and white but it's step by step explainedthen you'll have to create an account with scholatic and access the word problems to implement all lessons of this bookThe teachers will find it very useful and make all bar model understanding very easy