Properties
7x1=7
This is an example of the _________ property.
Identity
8x2=
Hint: 8+8 OR skip count by 2's
10/2=
Name 3 models that can be used to represent multiplication and division.
What kind of pet does Mrs. Balaram have?
A black cat named Ciri!
The Commutative Property of Multiplication says that you can switch the two _________ and get the same ________.
Factors; Product
7x5=
Hint: 6x5=30
15/3=
Hint: 3x__=15
Mrs. Tally went apple picking and got 4 bags of apples. There are 6 apples in each bag. What would a Circles and Dots model look like to represent this?
4 circles with 6 dots in each.
Mrs. Balaram's favorite type of ice cream is _______.
Mint Chocolate Chip
True or False: The Associative Property says that you can multiply factors in any order.
Example: 2x3x4 is the same as 4x3x2.
True!
6x4=
Hint: 5x4=20
60/10=
Hint: 10x__=60
How many jumps should a number line have to show this equation? How large should each jump be?
7x9
7 jumps of 9 each, or 9 jumps of 7 each.
Mrs. Balaram has read ________ books this year.
44
Kamilla wanted to solve 7x4. She started with 5x4, then added on 2x4. She used the ________ property.
Distributive
9x6=
Hint: 10x6=60
81/9
Hint: 9x__=81
What do all multiplication and division models have in common? They all show ____________
Equal groups!
Mrs. Balaram played this sport when she was in high school: __________.
Soccer
Multiplication and Division are _________ operations.
Inverse
6x7=
Hint: 6x5=30 and 6x2=12
28/7=
Hint: 7x__=28
How can you show 32 divided by 8 in an array model?
Draw 32 dots split equally between 4 rows, or
Draw 32 dots split equally into rows of 4
Mrs. Balaram loves it when students raise their hands, work together, and support one another. These are examples of her classroom ___________.
Expectations