Estimate, +, & - (Hard)
In and Out Table (Med)
Math Facts (Easy)
Arrays (Med)
Helper Facts/Misc.
100

Solve the following. Please ESTIMATE your answer before solving by rounding to the nearest ten. :)

   136

+428

So, first you would round to the nearest ten. This would be:

   140

+430

  570


Then, you would actually add: 

   136

+428

  564

100

If the "Rule" is "Subtract 6," what would the following numbers be?


In          Out

6             ??

10           ??

23            17

??           20


If the "Rule" is "Subtract 6," what would the following numbers be?


In          Out

6             0

10           4

23          17

26          20


100

What is 3 x 6?

3 x 6 = 18!!!


Just like Lila has 18 new Fidgets. :)

100

What number model would go with this array?

Technically, there is ONE row of THREE.

So, the correct answer would be 1 x 3 = 3


100

How could you figure out the answer to 6 x 8?


HINT: You probably know 5 x 8......

So, 5 x 8 = 40 (Count by 5's eight times.)

Then, you just need to add eight!

40 + 8 = 48!

So, 6 x 8 = 48!!

200

Solve the following. Please ESTIMATE your answer before solving by rounding to the nearest ten. :)

   567

+204

So, first you would round to the nearest ten. This would be:

   570

+200

  770


Then, you would actually add: 

   567

+204

  771

200

If the "Rule" is "Add 5," what would the following numbers be?


In          Out

3             ??

7             ??

??            18

??            25

If the "Rule" is "Add 5," what would the following numbers be?


In          Out

3             8

7             12

13            18

20            25

200

What is 4 x 6?

4 x 6 = 24!!


Like the 24 times Graham talks about Purdue!

200

What would the number model be for this array?

Technically, there are THREE rows of FOUR. 

So, the number model would be:

3 x 4 = 12!

200
How could you figure out the answer to 7 x 7?


Hint: Do you know what 5 x 7 is?

So, 5 x 7 = 35 (Count by 5's seven times.)

Now, we just need those last two seven's! 

7 + 7= 14, so then we just need to add 35 + 14!

So, 7 x7 = 49. :)

300

Solve the following. Please ESTIMATE your answer before solving by rounding to the nearest ten. :)

  425

-118

So, first you would round to the nearest ten. This would be:

  430

-120

 310


Then, you would actually subtract: 

  425

-118

 307

300

If the "Rule" is "Add 2," what would the following numbers be?


In          Out

1             ??

5             ??

??            11

??            15


If the "Rule" is "Add 2," what would the following numbers be?


In          Out

1             3

5             7

9            11

13            15


300

What is 4 x 8?

4 x 8 = 32!!


Like some students need to take 32 bathroom breaks a day!

300

Make an array for 3 x 5. (THREE rows of FIVE.)

Make sure to not make an array for 5 x 3 because that would be a different array.

Your array should look something like this:

300

Which multiplication square is this array?

a.) 2 x 2

b.) 3 x 3

c.) 4 x 4

d.)5 x 5


Well, since there are FOUR rows of FOUR, that means the number model would have to be 4 x 4!

So, letter "c" is the answer!

If an array is a "multiplication square," that means it has the same number of rows AND columns.

400

Solve the following. Please ESTIMATE your answer before solving by rounding to the nearest ten. :)

  732

-549

So, first you would round to the nearest ten. This would be:

  730

-550

 180


Then, you would actually subtract: 

  732

-549

 183

400

What is "THE RULE" for the following table? Come up with your own example.


In          Out

2             4

3             6

5            10

10          20


What is "THE RULE" for the following table? Come up with your own example.


THE RULE IS....... x by 2!!! (or times by 2)

Examples include:

7         14

100      200

400

What is 6 x 7? 

6 x 7 = 42!!


42, the amount of coloring tools Briella has!

400

Make an array for 2 x 9. (TWO rows of NINE)

Please do not make an array for 9 x 2, as this will be a different array!

Your array should look something like this:

400

Which multiplication square is this array?

a.) 2 x 2

b.) 3 x 3

c.) 4 x 4

d.)5 x 5


Well, since there are THREE rows of THREE, that means the number model would have to be 3 x 3!

So, letter "b" is the answer!

If an array is a "multiplication square," that means it has the same number of rows AND columns. 

500

Solve the following. Please ESTIMATE your answer before solving by rounding to the nearest ten. :)

  900

-243

So, first you would round to the nearest ten. This would be:

  900

-240

 660


Then, you would actually subtract: 

  900

-243

 657

500

What is "THE RULE" for the following table? Come up with your own example.


In          Out

2             12

3             13

5             15

10           20

What is "THE RULE" for the following table? Come up with your own example.


THE RULE IS....... add 10!!!

Examples include:

6           16

50          60

500

What is 9 x 6?

9 x 6 = 54!!


Like, sometimes, Miss Chaplin has to repeat the directions 54 times to get her students to follow them!

500

MAKE TWO ARRAYS!! 

One for 4 x 5, and another for 5 x 4!

So, your array for 4 x 5 (or FOUR rows of FIVE) should look like this:


And, your array for 5 x 4 (or FIVE rows of FOUR) should look like this:



500

4 x 4 Explain how these two arrays are related:

1.)

2.)

Well, the arrays both have EIGHT (8) total dots.

And, they are really the same array but are FLIPPED.

The top array is 2 x 4 (or TWO rows of FOUR.)

The bottom array is 4 x 2 (or FOUR rows of TWO.)

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