2x5=
2x5=10
There are 11 people sitting on the carpet. Mrs. Terry wants to give each of them 3 pieces of candy. How many pieces of candy does she need?
33 pieces
Use the Distributive Property to break apart the 7 to solve the problem: 5x7=
Multiple answers accepted:
(5x3)+(5x4)=35
(5x2)+(5x5)=35
(5x1)+(5x6)=35
Explain why 4x5=20 and 5x4=20. What property does this show?
Fill in the blank:
4x10=___x4
10
7x5=
7x5=35
24 toys
Use the associative property to multiply 4x2x8.(Show your steps and include parentheses)
Multiple answers accepted:
(4x2)x8= 8x8= 64
4x(2x8)= 4x16=64
(4x8)x2= 32x2=64
Use the Distributive Property to break apart the 6 to solve the problem: 6x3=
Multiple answers accepted:
(3x3)+(3x3)=18
(2x3)+(4x3)=18
(5x3)+(1x3)=18
Use equal groups to solve 3x7
Image should show 3 groups with 7 items in each group. 3x7= 21
9x6=
9x6=54
Mr. Terry bought Mrs. Terry 2 boxes of pencils. In each box, there were 10 packs. In each pack, there are 5 pencils. How many pencils did Mr. Terry buy?
100 pencils
Use the Distributive Property to break apart the 9 to solve the problem: 5x9=
Multiple answers accepted:
(5x5)+(5x4)=45
(5x2)+(5x7)=45
(5x1)+(5x8)=45
Name the three properties.
Distributive
Commutative
Associative
Use an array to solve 6x6
Array should show an array with 6 rows and 6 columns. 6x6= 36
8x4=
8x4=32
Mrs. Brackett has 3 bedrooms in her house. In each room, she has 2 baskets of candy. Each basket holds 8 pieces of candy. How many pieces of candy does she have?
48 pieces
Use the associative property to multiply 5x3x3.(Show your steps and include parentheses)
Multiple answers accepted:
(5x3)x3= 15x3= 45
5x(3x3)= 5x9= 45
Use the Distributive Property to break apart the 4 to solve the problem: 4x6=
Multiple answers accepted:
(2x6)+(2x6)=24
(1x6)+(3x6)=24
1. 3x4=12
2. 5x5=10
3. 9x7=63
1. True
2. False
3. True
9x9=
9x9=81
The third grade teachers have 4 classrooms. In each classroom, there are 3 light switches. Each light switch turns on 3 lights. How many lights are in the third grade classrooms?
36 lights
Mrs. Terry breaks apart the equation 8x5 into (4x5)+(4x5)=40. What is another way she could break apart the problem?
Multiple answers accepted:
(3x5)+(5x5)=40
(2x5)+(6x5)=40
(1x5)+(7x5)=40
Multiple answers accepted:
Examples:
4x5=20 5x4=20
3x9=27 9x3=27
Use an array to break apart and solve the equation 5x4.
Arrays should show an original equation broken apart and a line breaking the array apart.
Multiple answers accepted:
(5x2)+(5x2)= 20
(5x3)+(5x1)= 20
(2x4)+(3x4)= 20
(4x4)+(1x4)= 20