Grouping
Use place value to multiply
Division
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100

(2x1)x10

20
100

30x3?

90

100

10/10?

1

100

50+50+50+50 is the same as what multiplication equation 

50x4

200

(5x3)x2

30

200

20x5?

100

200

20/4?

5

200

What number always comes first in a division equation?

the total # (the largest)

300

(3x3)x7

63

300

50x3?

150?

300

Miss Golden has 21 students. She puts them in 3 groups. How many students are in each group?

7 students

300

Does it matter what order you multiply your factors? Why?

No it does not matter, you will still get the same product either way

400

(6x5)x2

60

400

9x90?

810

400

What are the three parts of a division equation? 

total, # of groups, and # in each group

400

Miss Golden had 300 bananas. She wants to split them into 2 equal groups. How many bananas would be in each group?

150 bananas

500

(10x7)x3

210

500

DAILY DOUBLE: CHALLENGE!!!!! 30x5x2?

300

500
Katie draws 40 pictures. She wants to put them in 5 groups. How many pictures would be in each group?

8 pictures

500

Why could I divide 40 into 5 groups but not 5 into 4 groups?

You need a large number to be able to split it into equal smaller groups. 5 could not be broken into 40 equal pieces (it would be decimals and we have not learned that yet :)