I love the layout of the PowerPoint presentation because it walks through each step of solving the equations. It's easy to follow and isn't too "busy." The worksheets provided are also great, however, as a special education teacher, I would most likely cut down the number of problems to use in one lesson and would consider waiting to add in decimals until my students have mastered whole numbers. Otherwise, I love the rubric provided and materials for this lesson! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks, Keni, using manipulatives is a great idea! I've added a link to the National Library of Virtual Manipulations to the lesson plan.

This is a great lesson I love how you used multiple ways to teach it! My favorite was the PowerPoint, I would have never thought of using a PowerPoint to teach math. Have you ever thought about using manipulatives with teaching subtraction. Blocks work really well. Overall, I love the lesson amazing job.