Word Problems
Count it up!
Amazing Arrays
Factor Frenzy
Groups Galore
100

There are 3 baskets with 5 apples each. How many apples? ( must use a multiplication model )

What is 15?

100

If you have 12 cubes and make 3 groups, how many in each group? ( create a model )

what is 4?

100

Draw an array for 4 rows of 5. What’s the total?

What is 20?
100

In 4 × 5 = 20, what are the factors?

4 and 5

100

What repeated addition matches 3 groups of 4?

4 + 4 + 4 = 12

200

A roller coaster has 10 cars with 3 riders each. How many riders? ( must use a multiplication model )

What is 30?

200

You counted 24 objects by 6s. How many groups of 6 did you make? ( make a model )

What is 4?
200

An array has 3 rows of 4. Write the multiplication equation. ( create the array )

What is 3x4=12?

200

In 3 × 6 = 18, what is the product?

18

200

Write the multiplication equation for 5 groups of 2.

5 × 2 = 10

300

There are 5 rows of 6 chairs. How many chairs total? ( must make a multiplication model) 

What is 30?

300

You organize 15 counters into equal groups of 5. How many groups? ( make a model )

What is 3?

300

What does the 3 represent in a 3 × 6 array?

What is the rows?
300

Which factor shows the number of groups in 7 × 5?

7

300

6 groups of 3 equals what total?

18

400

There are 8 boxes with 4 crayons each. How many crayons? ( must make a multiplication model )

What is 32?

400

You counted 40 blocks by 10s. Write the multiplication equation.

What is 4x10=40

400

A 4 × 7 array has how many total squares? ( draw an array )

28

400

Which factor shows how many are in each group in 8 × 4?

4

400

How many groups of 5 are in 20?

4

500

Explain how to use Read–Draw–Write to solve a word problem.

Read the problem, draw a model (groups, array, or tape), and write an equation and answer statement.

500

If you have 25 counters and want groups of 2, how many groups can you make?

( what is 12 groups with 1 left over )

500

Explain how an array helps us see multiplication.

It shows rows and columns to represent groups and totals

500

Explain the difference between a factor and a product.

Factors are the numbers multiplied; the product is the result.

500

Explain how equal groups and multiplication are related.

Equal groups can be shown with repeated addition, which is multiplication.