Problems without Figures

I ran across this sheet in my Thinking Math materials from last year. The idea is to promote a mathematical understanding without looking at finding a specific answer. In other words, students must show a process for answering rather than an answer to a problem. Here is the sheet...

(Click on sheet for a PDF file)

A similar sheet could be used for developing an understanding of rates and ratios.

Link to PDF of Ratio Problems without Figures.

Link to Word Document of Ratio Problems without Figures.

This would be a great Success Time activity that could be done on multiple days!