5X9=
54
24 ÷ 4
6
Draw an array for the problem:
4 x 3
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The word that represents the total when you multiply
Product
Dr. Graves owns 8 pairs of wacky socks. How many individual socks does he have in his collection?
16 socks
8X4=
32
10 ÷ 2 =
5
What strategy includes taking away the same amount from the total, and counting the number of times you took that number away?
Repeated subtraction
The word to represent the blanks in this equation:
____ x _____ = 10
Factors
Miss McCallum bought a pack of 50 smelly markers and she wants to share them with her class. If there are 5 table groups, how many markers will each group get?
10 smelly markers
10X6=
60
30 ÷ 3 =
10
Draw equal groups for the problem:
4 x 4 =
16
The total when you divide.
Dividend
28 minutes
3 x 6=
24
15 ÷ 5 =
What strategy includes jumping forward on a numberline the same amount from 0, and counting the number of times you made that number of jumps forward?
Repeated Addition
9 students recieve paw prints
2 x 5=
50 ÷ 5
10
The property used when taking a multiplication equation and turning it around or reversing the factors.
Communicative Property
Rows and Columns
Ms. Sediqi is collecting stickers. She has 16 paw patrol stickers, 5 Disney Princess stickers, and 10 Sonny Angel stickers. Represent the ways Ms. Sediqi can arrange her paw patrol stickers in equal groups.
1 x 16
16 x 1
2 x 8
8 x 2
4 x 4