Abstract
Much has been written in recent years about the importance of problem solving in school mathematics at every level. Most of the discussion of elementary- school problem solving, however, has focused on the intermediate grades. This article describes an attempt to make problem solving a real part of the mathematics program in a second-grade classroom.
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