Multiplicative Comparison Choice Board

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Equation Match

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Partner Game

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Create drawings to represent the multiplication comparisons.

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Two times as many as six.

Three times as many as three.

Seven times as many as two.

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Answer Bank:

Two times as many as five.

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Six times as many as four.

Four times as many as three.

Six times as many as five.

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Equation Match

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Name some real-life examples of multiplication comparisons. Is there a time someone has 3 times more than someone else? 5 times more? 2 times more? What is it that they have? Where do we see this in real life? Name 3 examples.

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What are some real life examples of times as many?

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You need connecting cubes to play this game.

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How to play: 1. Partner 1 creates a set of connecting cubes using between 2 and 6 cubes and shows Partner 2. 2. Partner 2 rolls the dice. The number on the dice is how many times as many as the set of cubes your partner has that you need to create. For example, if partner 1 makes a set of 2 cubes and you roll a 6 on the dice, then you create a set of cubes that show 6 times as many as 2. 3. Write down the multiplication equations that you create on your whiteboard and save them to share. Or you can use the padlet to write them down under the "Partner Game" section. 4. Switch roles so partner 1 now does step 2 and partner 2 now does step 1. 5. Repeat the steps 3 more times.

Partner Game

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If you would like an option to record an audio response, please post it on the padlet under "Create a Word Problem."

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Create a Word Problem

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Seven times as many as five. Four times as many as four. Five times as many as three. Three times as many as six. If you would like to take a picture and share what you made, please use the padlet. You can post the pictures under the "Scavenger Hunt" section on the padlet. If you are not sharing on the padlet, use the answer box below to tell us what objects you used.

Instead of using connecting cubes, what objects in your house can you find and use to show the comparisons below? Can you make a new comparison?

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Scavenger Hunt

Solve the word problems on this page.

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Solve a Word Problem

Seven times as many as five is ________.Equation: _____________

Two times as many as nine is ________.Equation: _____________

Five times as many as four is ________.Equation: _____________

Example: Two times as many as 3 is ______.Your equation would be: 2x3=6

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Write the equation that matches the comparison. Then solve the equation.

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