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Translating Verbal Expressions to Algebraic Expressions – Worksheets Math Problems Beginner Level Difficulty:
Strengthen your students’ algebraic thinking with this essential resource on writing algebraic expressions from verbal phrases! These worksheets provide structured and scaffolded practice in converting real-world language into mathematical form—an important skill for success in algebra and word problem solving.

Students will interpret key math vocabulary and turn phrases like “three more than a number” or “twice a number decreased by five” into clear algebraic expressions.

What’s Included:

20 Worksheets of verbal expressions to be translated into algebraic expressions

Covers keywords like:
Sum, difference, product, quotient
Increased by, decreased by, times, divided by
More than, less than, the square of, twice, half
Answer key with clearly written algebraic forms

Skills Students Will Practice:
Recognizing mathematical operations from verbal cues
Understanding the structure of expressions
Applying logical thinking to match language with math

Perfect For:
Grades 6–9 (Pre-Algebra, Algebra I)
Warm-ups, homework, classwork, or test prep
Math intervention, ESL support, or special education
Homeschool or tutoring programs

Key Features:
Aligned with Common Core and math literacy standards
Great for foundational algebra and word problem readiness
Worksheets are made in 8.5” x 11” Standard Letter Size. This resource is helpful in students’ assessment, Independent Studies, group activities, practice and homework. This product is available in PDF format and ready to print as well. AI is used in some parts of the product, where deemed necessary.