Place Value & Multiplication
Distributive Property
Area Models & Unit Form
Multiplication Word Problems
Math Challenge
100

Break 46 into tens and ones.

40 + 6

100

What two numbers can you break 24 into?

20 and 4

100

What does an area model use to show multiplication? (Draw or Write Explanation)

A rectangle divided into smaller parts

100

There are 4 bags with 5 apples in each. How many apples are there?

20 apples

100

What is a partial product to 56

50 & 6

200

What is the value of the 5 in 57

50 or 5 tens

200

Solve: 3 x 20 + 3 x 4

72

200

In 6 × 43, what are the two parts of 43?

40 and 3

200

There are 7 boxes with 8 pencils in each. How many pencils are there?

56 pencils

200

What are the two parts of 36 when you break it apart into tens and ones?

30 and 6

300

Break 38 into tens and ones.

30 + 8

300

Solve: 4 × 30 + 4 × 6.

144

300

What is 6 x 40?

240

300

A ribbon is 9 inches long. How long are 6 ribbons?

54 inches

300

Solve 8 × 12 using tens and ones.

96

400

What is 5 x 32?

160

400

Solve: 5 × 40 + 5 × 2

210

400

What is 6 x 3?

18

400

There are 5 classrooms with 24 students in each. How many students are there?

120 students

400

Solve 9 × 34 using the distributive property.

306

500

What is 6 x 43

258

500

Use the distributive property to solve 7 × 46

322

500

Add the two parts 240 + 18

258

500

A store has 8 shelves with 67 books on each shelf. How many books are there?

536 books

500

Why does breaking apart a number still give you the correct product?

 the correct product?

Because the parts add up to the original number.