Multiplication Equations
Divison
Multiplication Strategies
Vocab
Word Problems
100

5X9=

54

100

24 ÷ 4

6

100

Draw an array for the problem:

4 x 3

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100

The word that represents the total when you multiply

Product

100

Dr. Graves owns 8 pairs of wacky socks. How many individual socks does he have in his collection?

16 socks

200

8X4=

32

200

10 ÷ 2 =

5

200

What strategy includes taking away the same amount from the total, and counting the number of times you took that number away?

Repeated subtraction


200

 The word to represent the blanks in this equation:

____ x _____ = 10

Factors

200

Miss McCallum bought a pack of 50 smelly markers and she wants to share them with her class. If there are 5 table groups, how many markers will each group get?

10 smelly markers

300

10X6=

60

300

30 ÷ 3 =

10


300

Draw equal groups for the problem:

4 x 4 =

16

300

The total when you divide.

Dividend

300
Ms. Petti has to drive to Soldier Field for the Bears game this Sunday. If it takes Ms. Petti 4 minutes to drive 1 mile, how long will it take her to drive 7 miles to the field?

28 minutes

400

3 x 6=

24

400

15 ÷ 5 =

3
400

What strategy includes jumping forward on a numberline the same amount from 0, and counting the number of times you made that number of jumps forward?

Repeated Addition

400
The number you divide by:
The divisor
400
Mr. R has 27 paw prints to give out on Thursday. He gives 3 paw prints to each student. How many students will receive 3 paw prints?

9 students recieve paw prints

500

2 x 5=

10


500

50 ÷ 5

10

500

The property used when taking a multiplication equation and turning it around or reversing the factors.

Communicative Property

500
Arrays are made up of horizontal groups and a number in each. What are these called?

Rows and Columns

500

Ms. Sediqi is collecting stickers. She has 16 paw patrol stickers, 5 Disney Princess stickers, and 10 Sonny Angel stickers. Represent the ways Ms. Sediqi can arrange her paw patrol stickers in equal groups.

1 x 16

16 x 1

2 x 8

8 x 2

4 x 4