Match the Area Model
Draw an area model for 12 x 3 and Solve it.
36
Solve this problem 21 x 4 using the Partial Products strategy.
84
There are 4 tables in the classroom. Each table has 12 crayons. How many crayons are there altogether?
48 crayons
The answer to a multiplication problem.
Product
Mrs. Leeper has 4 packs of pencils with 12 pencils in each pack. She finds 15 more pencils in her desk. How many pencils does she have altogether?
63 pencils
Draw an area model for 34 x 6 and Solve it.
204
Solve this problem 56 x 7 using the Partial Products strategy.
392
Nyla collected 23 stickers. Her sister collected 6 times as many stickers as Nyla. How many stickers did her sister collect?
138 stickers
A number being multiplied by another number.
Factor
The cafeteria makes 6 trays of muffins with 24 muffins on each tray. Scholars eat 38 muffins. How many muffins are left?
106 muffins
Draw an area model for 123 x 4 and Solve it.
492
Solve this problem 206 x 5 using the Partial Products strategy.
1,030
A school orders 125 pencils for each of its 6 fourth-grade classrooms. How many pencils does the school order?
750 pencils
A rectangular model divided into sections to show multiplication using place value.
Area Model
Scholars collect 128 cans on Monday. On Tuesday, they collect 3 times as many cans as they collected on Monday. How many cans do they collect over both days?
512 cans
Draw an area model for 23 x 14 and Solve it.
322
Solve this problem 32 x 24 using the Partial Products strategy.
768
The auditorium has 24 rows with 16 seats in each row. How many people can sit in the auditorium?
384 people
The smaller products you find when you break apart factors before adding to find the total.
Partial Products
A school orders 16 boxes of notebooks with 24 notebooks in each box. Teachers give out 175 notebooks. How many notebooks are left?
209 notebooks
Draw an area model for 47 x 36 and Solve it.
1,692
Solve this problem 68 x 47 using the Partial Products strategy.
3,196
The school store receives 28 boxes with 24 pencils in each box. Scholars buy 156 pencils. How many pencils are left?
516 pencils
The property that lets you multiply a number by each part of a sum, then add the products.
For example:
6 × (20 + 4) = (6 × 20) + (6 × 4).
Distributive Property
The school wants to raise $1,500 for new playground equipment. Scholars sell 36 tickets to a school event for $25 each. How much more money does the school need to reach its goal?