Multiplication
Division
Name that Product!
Quirky Quotients!
The Language of Math
100

This strategy for multiplying is the to use a rectangle to break large, tricky numbers into smaller, friendlier chunks that are easy to multiply in your head .

The Area Model

100

When you change the numbers in your problem to do mental math for an estimate. These numbers are called ___________ numbers.

Compatible

100

This is the product of 5x7

35

100

This is the quotient of 10÷5.

2

100

This is the math word for a number sentence.

An Equation

200

This strategy for multiplying is the traditional way to multiply.

Standard Algorithm

200

True or False? There is more than one sign that we can use for division


True

200

This is the product of 6x4?

24

200

This is the quotient of 30÷6.

5

200

This is the answer to a subtraction problem.

The Difference

300

This strategy for multiplication does the same thing over and over. It's called repeated ____________.

Addition

300

This is the opposite operation to division.

Multiplication

300

This is the product of 9x5?

45

300

This is the quotient of 56÷8.

7

300

This math word tells us to "round" or use "compatible numbers" to get an answer that's close to the answer, but not the exact answer. 

Estimate

400

This is the name for the answer to a multiplication equation.

The Product

400

This is the answer to a division problem.

A Quotient

400

This is the product of 7x8.

56

400

This i the quotient of 88÷8.

11

400

In a story problem using the words, "twice as many" or "groups of" would signal the reader to...

Multiply

500

This property says that multiplication can be "flip flopped". For example 8x3 is the same as 3x8.

The Commutative Property

500

This is the special math name for the numbers that a person divides by.

The Divisor

500

If I have 12 packages of markers and each package has 7 markers with 1 blue in each pack, how many markers so I have altogether?

84

500

The bakery made 144 cupcakes. How many dozen cupcakes are there?

12

500

Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division are the four primary mathematical ________________. 

Operations

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