Multiplication Properties
Place Value Models
Multiply Tens, Hundreds, and Thousands
Estimating Products
Multiply to Compare Numbers
100

•What is the Identity Property of Multiplication?

•Any number multiplied by 1 stays the same.

100

Use Place Value Model to Complete 7 x 12, Show your work

•84

7 Tens and 14 Ones

100

•What is 30×4?

•120

100

•Round 23×48 to the nearest ten before multiplying.

•20×50=1,000

100

6 is how many times greater than 3?

•2 times greater

200

•What is the Zero Property of Multiplication?

•Any number multiplied by 0 equals 0.

200

•Use base-ten blocks to show 3×20.

3 groups of 2 tens = 60.

200

•What is 600×2?

•1,200

200

•Estimate 62×5.

•60×5=300

200

•10 is how many times greater than 2?

•5 times greater

300

•What is the Commutative Property of Multiplication?

•Changing the order of factors does not change the product.

300

•Use Place Value Model to Complete 3 x 45, Show your work

• 135

12 tens and 15 Ones

300

•What is 70×300?

•21,000

300

Estimate 347×6 using front-end estimation

•300×6=1,800

300

•If one ribbon is 5 meters and another is 25 meters, how many times greater?

•5 times greater

400

•Give an example using both the Commutative and Associative properties.

•Example: (3×5)×2 = 3×(5×2).

400

•Use Place Value Model to Complete 5 x 24, Show your work

• 120

10 Tens and 20 Ones

400

•What is 90×900?

•81,000

400

•Why is estimating helpful before solving?

•It helps check if your actual answer is reasonable.

400

If a whale is 60 feet and a dolphin is 15 feet, how many times greater?


•4 times greater

500

•What is the Associative Property of Multiplication?

•You can group factors in different ways and get the same product.

500

•If 4×6=24, what is 400×6?

•2,400

500

•What is 4,000×8?

•32,000

500

Estimate 82×79

•80×80=6,400

500

•Explain: 400 is 4×100. What does that mean?

400 is 4 times as many as 100

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