Multiply by 3
Multiply by 4
Multiply by 6
Multiply by 7
Multiply by 8
100

What is 3x2?

6

100

What is 4x3?

12

100

What is 6x0?

0

100
What is 7x1?

1

100

What is 2x8?

16

200

What is 3x5?

15

200

What is 4x6?

24

200

What is 6x3?

18

200

What is 7x4?

28

200

What is 10x8?

80

300

What is 7x3?

21
300

Show an array with the answer that represents 4x5

20 and show white boards 

300

Skip count by 6 up to 60

6, 12, 16, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60

300

Show an array and the answer to 7x3

21 and see whiteboards 

300

Show an array and an answer for 8x4

32

400
Skip count by 3s up to 30.

3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30

400

What two equations show 4x4?  

2x4 + 2x4

or 

1x4 + 3x4

400

Solve 6x6 using only 5 and 1 facts 

(5x6)+(1x6) 

400

Using only 4 and 3 facts, break apart 7x9, include an answer. 

7x9=(4x9)+(3x9)

7x9=63

400

Fill in the blank. 

Solve your two new equations, then add the two answers together.

6x8=(4x__)+___x___) 

6x8= (4x8)=(2x8) 

4x8=32

2x8=16

32+16=48

500

How can you break apart 3x9? Example:   __x___=___ + ___x___=___

Multiple answers- Teacher check 

500

Show two arrays with the equations that represent the whole 4x6

Show whiteboards 

500
In the statement 6x5=(4x5)+(2x5) explain where the 4 and the 2 came from.

Show whiteboards 

500

What is the original equation to the broken equations (5x4)+(2x4)  

7x4

500

Ms.Anderson and Mr.Bassani are setting up the classroom for a pizza party. They place 8 rows with 8 seats in each row. Draw a picture or array, and break apart 8x8, include new equations and an answer. 

ex: 4x8+4x8

8x8=64 

See white boards 

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