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- 1. Grade 4 –
Multiplication Facts
Resources: http://www.multiplication.com/quickquizzes.htm
http://www.multiplication.com/interactive_games.htm
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- 2. Lesson Components:
PowerPoint x1, x11, x 0
PowerPoint x 2
PowerPoint x 5
PowerPoint x 10
PowerPoint x 9
PowerPoint x 3
PowerPoint x 4
PowerPoint x 6
PowerPoint x 7
PowerPoint x 8
PowerPoint x 12
Mixed Practice
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- 4. • Zero Property of Multiplication- any number
times zero equals ________________.
Multiplying by Zero
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5 x 0 = 7 x 0 =
8 x 0 = 22 x 0 =
17 x 0 = 10 x 0 =
3 x 0 = 100 x 0 =
- 5. • Property of One for Multiplication- any
number times one equals _______________.
3 x 1= 3 5 x1= 5
Multiplying by One
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- 6. • Complete the Problems Below:
Multiplying by One
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5 x 1 = 7 x 1 =
8 x 1 = 22 x 1 =
17 x 1 = 10 x 1 =
3 x 1 = 100 x 1 =
70 x 1 = 9 x 1 =
- 7. • Any number times 11 is times one doubled.
Multiplying by Eleven
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5 x 11 = 7 x 11 =
2 x 11 = 9 x 11 =
8 x 11 = 4 x 11 =
3 x 11 = 6 x 11 =
- 11. 2 x 3 = 6
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 12. • Multiplication is repeated ________________.
2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = ____
• We have ____ groups of ____.
• 4 x 2 = ____
Multiply by Two
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# of
groups
# in each
group
- 13. • How many hearts?
• 2 + 2 + 2 = ____
• We have ____ groups of ____.
• ____ x ____ = ____
Multiply by Two
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# of
groups
# in each
group
- 14. • How many sunflowers?
• 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = ____
• We have ____ groups of ____.
• ____ x ____ = ____
Multiply by Two
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# of
groups
# in each
group
- 15. • You can also think of multiplication as
_________________ counting.
• Use the number line to show the
multiplication facts for 2.
Multiply by Two - Skip Counting
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- 16. Use the number line to solve:
2 x 1 = ___
Use the number line to solve:
2 x 2= ___
Multiply by Two - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
2 x 2= ___
- 17. Use the number line to solve:
2 x 3 = ___
Use the number line to solve:
2 x 2= ___
Multiply by Two - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
2 x 4= ___
- 18. Use the number line to solve:
2 x 5 = ___
Use the number line to solve:
2 x 2= ___
Multiply by Two - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
2 x 6= ___
- 19. Use the number line to solve:
2 x 7 = ___
Use the number line to solve:
2 x 2= ___
Multiply by Two - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
2 x 8= ___
- 20. Use the number line to solve:
2 x 9 = ___
Use the number line to solve:
2 x 2= ___
Multiply by Two - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
2 x 10= ___
- 21. Use the number line to solve:
2 x 11 = ___
Use the number line to solve:
2 x 2= ___
Multiply by Two - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
2 x 12= ___
- 28. Your Turn - Touch Points
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- 37. 5 x 3 = 15
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 38. • Multiplication is repeated ________________.
5 + 5 + 5 = ____
• We have ____ groups of ____.
• 3 x 5 = ____
Multiply by Five
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# of
groups
# in each
group
- 39. • You can also think of multiplication as
_________________ counting.
• Use the number line to show the
multiplication facts for 5.
Multiply by Five - Skip Counting
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- 40. Use the number line to solve:
5 x 1 = ___
Multiply by Five - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
5 x 2 = ___
- 41. Use the number line to solve:
5 x 3 = ___
Multiply by Five - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
5 x 4 = ___
- 42. Use the number line to solve:
5 x 5 = ___
Multiply by Five - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
5 x 6 = ___
- 43. Use the number line to solve:
5 x 7 = ___
Multiply by Five - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
5 x 8 = ___
- 44. Use the number line to solve:
5 x 9 = ___
Multiply by Five - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
5 x 10 = ___
- 45. Use the number line to solve:
5 x 11 = ___
Multiply by Five - Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
5 x 12= ___
- 52. Your Turn - Touch Points
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- 59. 1. Ruby has 5 piles of pennies. Each pile has 7 pennies. How
many pennies does Ruby have? How do you know?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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- 60. 2. Jay and 4 friends share some baseball cards equally. Each one
got 9 cards. How many cards were there in all?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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- 61. 3. A number sentence has a product of 25 and a factor of 5.
What is the missing number ?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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- 62. 4. A box contains 6 rows. In each row there are 5 cans. How
many cans are in all?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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- 63. 5. Lucia wants to buy a notebook that costs $5.85 and a ruler
that costs $1.19. How much will Lucia spend?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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- 64. 6. The workers washed 471 windows on Monday and 364 windows on
Tuesday. How many more windows did they wash on Monday?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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- 68. 10 x 3 = 30
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 69. • Multiplication is repeated addition. You can
also think of multiplication as skip counting.
• Use the number line to show the
multiplication facts for 10.
Multiply by Ten – Skip Counting
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- 70. Use the number line to solve:
10 x 1 = ___
Multiply by Ten – Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
10 x 2 = ___
- 71. Use the number line to solve:
10 x 3 = ___
Multiply by Ten – Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
10 x 4= ___
- 72. Use the number line to solve:
10 x 5 = ___
Multiply by Ten – Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
10 x 6 = ___
- 73. Use the number line to solve:
10 x 7 = ___
Multiply by Ten – Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
10 x 8 = ___
- 74. Use the number line to solve:
10 x 9 = ___
Multiply by Ten – Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
10 x 10 = ___
- 75. Use the number line to solve:
10 x 11 = ___
Multiply by Ten – Skip Counting
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Use the number line to solve:
10 x 12 = ___
- 89. 1. Travis has 5 dimes. Mina has 2 quarters. How much money do
each have? Do they each have the same amount of money?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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- 90. 2. Juan places 3 groups of 10 counters on his desk. How many
counters does Juan have?
Question: Steps:
Solve: Answer in Words:
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Part 5: Multiplying by 9
http://www.multiplication.com/lesson
10_nines_fingers.htm
- 94. 9 x 3 = 27
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 113. 2 x 3 = 6
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 123. 4 x 3 = 12
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 133. 6 x 2 = 12
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 143. 7 x 2 = 14
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 153. 8 x 3 = 24
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 163. 12 x 1 = 12
Multiplication Vocabulary
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- 173. Unit 4 Lesson 9 : Multiplying with a 10
SOLVE:
X 3
4
7
0
3
SOLVE:
X 4
1
5
9
6
Mixed Practice 1
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- 174. Unit 4 Lesson 9 : Multiplying with a 10
SOLVE: SOLVE:
x5 x10
8
3
4
6 3
7
5 9
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Mixed Practice 2