Rule of Zeros
Estimating Products
Input / Output Tables
Equations
Multi-digit Multiplication
100

Find 10 x 20.

What is 200?

100

Use rounding to estimate the product:

14 x 32

What is 300?

100

Fill in the missing values:

INPUT      OUTPUT

   1               _

   _               6

   3               _

   4               12

What is 3, 2, and 9?
100

True or false: 


5 x 3 = 2 x 5

What is false?

100

Find 142 x 3.

What is 426?

200

Find 30 x 40.

What is 1,200?
200

Use rounding to estimate the product:

26 x 41

What is 1,200?

200

Fill in the missing values:

INPUT      OUTPUT

   _               9

   2               18

   3               _

   4               _

What is 1, 27, and 36?

200
True or False:


90 = 6 x 15

What is true?

200

Find 25 x 12.

What is 300?

300

Find 60 x 60.

What is 3,600?

300

Use rounding to estimate the product:

39 x 53

What is 2,000?

300

Fill in the missing values:

INPUT      OUTPUT

   1               4

   5               _

   _              28

   _             48

What is 20, 7, and 12?

300

Write an equation to find the product (p) of 35 and 81.

What is 35 x 81 = p?

300

Find 92 x 54.

What is 4,968?

400

Find 80 x 50.

What is 4,000?

400

Use rounding to estimate the product:

75 x 28

What is 2,400?

400

Fill in the missing values:

INPUT      OUTPUT

   6               48

   8               _

   _               80

   12              _

What is 64, 10, and 96?

400

Mrs. Urban wants to bake 12 apple pies for her teachers. If each pie needs 4 apples, how many apples will Mrs. Urban need altogether? 

Write an equation using the variable (p) to represent the number of Paw Points on day 2, and then solve.

What is 12 x 4 = p or 4 x 12 = p?

What is 48 apples?

400

Easton records 75 YouTube videos and gets 63 likes on each video. How many likes does he get altogether?

What is 4,725 likes?

500

Find 90 x 90.

What is 8,100?

500

Use rounding to estimate the product:

85 x 99

What is 9,000?

500

Fill in the missing values:

INPUT      OUTPUT

   _               108

   _              120

   11              132

   12              _

What is 9, 10, and 144?

500

Mrs. V gave out 32 paw points to her students in two days. The first day she gave out 15 tickets. On the second day she sold (p) amount of tickets. How many Paw Points did Mrs. V sell on day 2? 

Write an equation using the variable p to represent the number of Paw Points on day 2, and then solve.

What is 32 - 15 = t? or What is 15 + t = 32?

What is 17 tickets?

500

A 4th grade class, consisting of 3 adult chaperones and 20 students, is going on a field trip to the zoo. Adult admission to the zoo is $8 and student admission is $5. The bus rental fee is $450 for the day. 

How much does it cost for the entire class and adults to go on the field trip to the zoo?  

What is $574?