Vocabulary
2s & 5s
10s
3s, 6s, and 9s
Word Problems
100

4(2)=8

X X X X
X X X X

An Array

100

2(5) = ?

10

100

4(10)=?

40

100

3(7) = ?

21

100

Jordan has 3 packages of donuts. Each package of donuts has 12 donuts inside. How many donuts does Jordan have total?

3(12)=36 Donuts

200

2, 4, 6, 8, 10 is an example of what kind of multiplication strategy? 

Skip Counting

200

2(8) = ?

16

200

9(100) = ?

900

200

6(4) = ?

24

200

I have 3 pizzas. Each pizza has 10 slices. How many slices of pizza are there total?

30 Slices of Pizza

300

In a multiplication problem, what is a factor? Explain or provide an example.

The two numbers being multiplied to create an answer.

2(2)=4

2 and 2 are the factors.

300

5(5) = ?

25

300

12(1,000) = ?

12,000

300

9(7) = ?

63

300

Stacy has to run 4 laps around the track for PE. Each lap takes Stacy 3 minutes. How many minutes does it take for Stacy to complete her laps?

4(3) = 12 minutes

400
Define: Product

The product is the answer to a multiplication problem. 

400

Create a factor tree for 45.

45
5*9
   3*3

400

175(10,000) = ?

1,750,000

400

Create a factor tree for 33.

33
3*11

400

Landon is bringing snacks for everyone in his class. There are 16 people in his class. Landon's mom pick up 2 packages of snacks and each package has 8 snacks in it. Does Landon have enough snacks? Why?

Yes. 

2(8) = 16

500

Define: Multiplication

Creating multiple equal groups of a number. 

500

Create a factor tree for 30.

30
3*10
     2*5                   OR         30

OR                                       2*15

30                                            3*5
6  * 5
2*3

500

301,154(100) = ?

30,115,400

500

Create a factor tree for 42.

42          OR     42
6 * 7               2*21
2*3                     3*7

500

3 ft = 1 yard

If Stan has 9 yards of fabric, how many feet of fabric does he have? 

27 yards of fabric. 

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