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3rd Grade Full Year Hybrid Class

Mrs. Sierra Wright

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BARNYARDMULTIPLICATION

MULTIPLICATION USING EQUAL GROUPS

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Understand multiplication vocabulary

Represent multiplication using equalgroups.

Represent multiplication using repeatedaddition

I'm Chidi, with Avery and the legendaryGrandpa Chad! Join us on our mathquest to tackle multiplication today!

Today, let us

MULTIPLY USINGEQUAL GROUPS!

Learning Objective #1

UnderstandMultiplicationVocabulary

product

factor

4 x 5 = 20

product

factor

20

4 x 5 =

groups of

equals

20

Learning Objective #2

Understandmultiplication usingequal groups.

MULTIPLICATION USINGEQUAL GROUPS

Equal groups have the same number of objects in eachgroup.

Are these groups equal?

MULTIPLICATION USINGEQUAL GROUPS

Separate these counters into equal groups of 2.

MULTIPLICATION USINGEQUAL GROUPS

Make these groups equal.

MULTIPLICATION USINGEQUAL GROUPS

Move these counters to make 2 equal groups.

Circle groups of two apples.

There are __ groupsof 2 apples.

Learning Objective #2

Write multiplicationand additionsentencesto describe equalgroups.

MULTIPLICATION SENTENCE

MULTIPLICATION SENTENCE

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Grandpa Chad’s sheep gotout! They need to go backin their pens in equal

groups.

Circle groups of three berries.

There are __ groupsof 3 berries.

Pick the 12 oranges equallyinto 4 baskets.

4 groups of __ oranges.

MULTIPLICATION SENTENCE

MULTIPLICATION SENTENCE

MULTIPLICATION SENTENCE

3 x 4 = 12

Jordan uses 3 lemons to make 1 pitcher of lemonade. He makes 4 pitchers. How many lemons does he use altogether?Use the RDW process to show your solution.

It is always played between 2 players. Each player chooses a shape (O or X). At each turn each player places one of his pieces. The player who manages to place 3 pieces in a row in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins the game. Once all the available spaces are filled, if nobody manages to place 3 pieces in a row, the game ends in a draw.

How would you break this word into syllables?
_________ is the answer to a multiplication problem.
__________ are the numbers being multiplied.

It is always played between 2 players. Each player chooses a shape (O or X). At each turn each player places one of his pieces. The player who manages to place 3 pieces in a row in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins the game. Once all the available spaces are filled, if nobody manages to place 3 pieces in a row, the game ends in a draw.

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FREE SPACE NO QUESTION