4 x 6 =
24
Write a multiplication sentence in the correct order, including the product, to match the picture of equal groups below.
3 x 8 = 24
Jadyn bought 8 bags of candies. Each bag cost $7. How much did Jadyn spend altogether?
$56
Choose the correct letter:
What property states the 3 x 5 = 5 x 3?
A. Associative B. Identity C. Commutative
D. Distributive
C. Commutative
At Raymond's Peach Farm, farmers picked 7 peaches each day for a week. Then he gave away 2 peaches. How many peaches do they have?
What is 47 peaches
3 x 9 =
27
Write a repeated addition sentence that goes with this picture. Include the sum.
2 + 2 + 2 = 6
Kameron spent $9 buying school supplies at the student store for each of his 3 best friends. How much money did Kameron spend in total?
$27
What is the missing number:
___ X 9 = 9
1
Julie brought 4 cupcake boxes to the party. Each box has 5 cupcakes in it. Does Julie have enough cupcakes for the 18 party guests?
Yes (she has 20, so there is 2 extra)
9 x 7 =
63
Write a multiplication sentence (in the correct order) to match this picture. Include the product.
What is 7 x 2 = 14
Kylie has a bushel of apples she bought at Costco. She puts 8 apples into 6 bags each. How many apples did she get at Costco?
48 apples
Solve using associative property:
7 x (4 x 2)
7 x ( 4 x 2)
7 x 8= 56
Stella's flower garden has three rows of flowers with ten flowers in each row. But then, some deer ate three flowers! How many flowers are left in Stella's garden?
27 flowers (3 x 30 = 30. 30 - 3 = 27)
6 x 8 =
48
Write a multiplication sentence to match this array (In the correct order). Include the product.
5 x 6 = 30
Joel saw 4 red ladybugs at the park and 4 blue lady bugs at the park. Each ladybug has 6 legs. How many ladybugs legs did Joel see at the park?
48 ladybugs
What is the original multiplication equation that matches the problem below:
(3 x 5) + (3 x 9)
3 x 14
Bob eats three meals a day. There are 31 days in January. How many meals will Bob eat over the month of January?
What is 93. (31 x 3 = 93)
12 x 5 =
60
Show all 4 strategies (array, equal groups, repeated addition and number line) to solve 3 x 4.
Students read 2 chapters a day for two weeks. How many chapters did each student read in all?
14 chapters
Solve using distributive property (All blanks must be filled in):
5 x 13
5 x (3 + 10)
(5 x 3) + (5 x 10)
15 + 50= 65
There are 10 stickers in a sticker pack. Ms. Smith has 5 sticker packs. Does she have enough stickers to give 2 stickers to each of her 23 students?
Yes! (She has 5 x 10 = 50 stickers. 23 x 2 = 46 stickers needed for students)