DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY (1-Min)
Least Common Multiple (LCM) 1 min
Greatest Common Factor (GCF): 1 min
NAME THAT MATH (30 Sec)
APPLY IT (2 Min)
100

Simplify 3(2 + 4).

18

100

Find LCM(2, 3).

6

100

Find GCF(8, 12)

4

100

Numbers multiplied together to make a product

Factors

100

12 red and 18 blue pencils go into the greatest number of identical bags. How many bags?

6 Bags

200

Simplify 5(7 - 3).

20

200

Find LCM(4, 5).

20

200

Find GCF(15, 25).

5

200

The first shared number in organized multiple lists.

LCM: Least Common Multiple

200

For the 12-red and 18-blue problem, how many of each color go in every bag?

2 Red and 3 Blue

300

Write an equivalent expression for 4(x + 5).

4x+20

300

Find LCM(6, 9).

18

300

Find GCF(18, 30).

6

300

The greatest factor shared by two numbers.

GCF: Greatest Common Factor

300

Two lights flash every 4 and 6 seconds. When will they flash together again?

12 Seconds

400

Write an equivalent expression for 6(2y - 3).

12y-18

400

Find LCM(8, 12).

24

400

Find GCF(28, 42).

14

400

The factor outside parentheses multiplies every term inside.

Distributive Property

400

A student writes 5(x + 7). Write the equivalent expression.

5x + 35

500

Correct the error: 3(a + 4) = 3a + 4.

3(a + 4) = 3a + 12

500

Find LCM(6, 8, 9).

72

500

Find GCF(48, 72).

24

500

Two buses arrive every 8 and 12 minutes. Which method finds when they meet again?

LCM: Least Common Multiple

500

24 bars and 36 juice boxes make identical kits. Find the greatest kits and items per kit.

12 kits; 2 bars and 3 juice boxes per kit

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