Break Multiplication Expressions to Multiply

Apply multiplication skills! Solve word problems using solid understanding of multiplication concepts.

This lesson plan focuses on teaching multiplication facts of 3, 1, and 0. Students will learn through skip counting, understanding the identity property of multiplication, and applying the distributive property. The lesson includes warm-up activities, tasks for learning the facts, a section for reviewing concepts, an exit slip for assessment, and a speaking activity for reflection.

Enter the exciting realm of multiplication by exploring equal groups and mastering basic concepts.

Master repeated addition for equal groups! Grasp this fundamental multiplication concept through skip counting!

Learn to express equal groups and repeated addition using the multiplication symbol effortlessly!

Grasp the impact of group changes! Analyze how changes in number of groups or group size affect repeated addition expressions.

In this interactive math lesson, students will dive into the concept of equal groups in multiplication. Through various tasks and activities, they will learn to identify equal groups, use repeated addition to find the total, and write multiplication expressions. By the end of the lesson, students will have a solid understanding of how equal groups relate to multiplication.

In this engaging math lesson, students will explore the concept of equal sharing and learn how to distribute objects equally. They will practice writing division sentences and create visual models to represent division problems. By the end of the lesson, students will be confident in their ability to divide without visuals.

Join us on a hands-on math adventure as we explore the concept of division using equal groups. Engage in fun activities and learn how to write division sentences and create visual models. By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to confidently divide objects into equal groups!

Embark on multiplication basics, confidently exploring the foundation of arrays with rows and columns!

Express arrays in multiple forms! Write arrays as equal groups, addition sentences, and multiplication sentences.

Skip count with confidence! Use multiplication sentences to find the total count of an array.

Visualize arrays through grids, enriching comprehension and problem-solving skills!

Revamp arrays! Rearrange parts of an array to create new arrays, deepening your grasp of this concept.

In this interactive math lesson on arrays in multiplication, students will explore the concept of equal groups and learn how to organize them into rows and columns. They will discover how arrays can be used to represent multiplication expressions and solve problems using skip counting. The lesson includes various tasks and activities that reinforce understanding and provide opportunities for practice.