Multi-Digit Multiplication
Multi-Digit Multiplication (2)
Zeros Patterns
Vocabulary
Mixed Review
100

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

25 x 4  =

100

100

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

12 x 70 =

840

100

4 x 6 = 24, so

40 x 6 =?

240

100

The numbers on which we operate can be moved or swapped from their position without making any difference to the answer. We will arrive at the same sum (addition) or product (multiplication) 

Communtative property 

100

Subtract:

3021 - 2132 =

889

200

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

158 x 2 =

316

200

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

70 x 14 =

980

200

7 x 9 = 63, so

700 x 9 = ?

6,300

200

The pairs of numbers that are first added or multiplied do not matter the results will be the same. 

Associative Property 

200

ADD

123 + 456 + 789 =

1,368

300

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

351 x 5 =

1755

300

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

45 x 76 =

3,420

300

4 x 5 = 20, so

4 x 500 = ?

2,000

(NOT 200!)

300

The word that describes the answer to an addition problem.

SUM

300

What comes next in this pattern?

1,5,9,13....

17

(Add four)

400

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

708 x 8 =

5,664

400

Evaluate the following multiplication problem

 92 x 20

1840

400

6 x 8 = 48, so

60 x 80 = ?

4,800

400

This can help us determine the product of two number s in a different way

distributive property 

400

Name TWO of the properties of MULTIPLICATION

-Commutative, Distributive, Associative, Identity, etc.

500

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

476 x 9 =

4,284

500

Evaluate the following multiplication problem: 

56 x 52

2,912

500

1 x 1 = 1, so

1000 x 1000 = ?

1,000,000

aka 1 million

500

When multiplying an amount by 1 or dividing an amount by 1 the answer stays the same. 

Identity principle 



500

MENTAL MATH!  (Must do it in your head, no writing!)

223 x 4 =

200 x 4 = 800

20 x 4 = 80

3 x 4 = 12

Answer: 892