This document evaluates and summarizes several online resources for teaching the distributive property: - Khan Academy video is up to date and directly teaches the distributive property using current classroom methods. Khan Academy is a respected education organization. - Math Warehouse video also directly teaches the distributive property and is up to date, using it as a classroom resource. - BrainPop video introduces and explains the distributive property, what problems look like, and the order of operations. - LearnZillion lesson is up to date and directly teaches the distributive property with specific strategies. - All resources are deemed accurate as they match the author's own education and are intended to help students struggling with the

1. The Distributive Property
Gabrielle Slay

2. 6th Grade Math
• MGSE6.EE.3 Apply the properties of
operations to generate equivalent expressions.
• Below level students
• Math Remediation/Intervention class

3. Khan Academy

4. CRAAP TEST
This video is up to date with the latest math principals. Although, it was posted six
years ago, the steps are still used in today’s classrooms.
The video is directly related to the Distributive Property.
This video was posted by the Khan Academy. Khan Academy is a well respected
education organization. Many teachers use their resources in the classroom.
The information in the video is accurate because it is the same information I was
taught as a student. It is also in the math textbooks that I used during my years as a
student teacher.
This information was posted to help students who are struggling with math in
school.

5. Math Warehouse

6. CRAAP TEST
 This video is up to date with the latest math principals. Although, it was posted five years
ago, the steps are still used in today’s classrooms.
 The video is directly related to the Distributive Property.
 This video was posted by the Math Warehouse. Math Warehouse is a well respected
educational resource website. Many teachers use their resources in the classroom.
 The information in the video is accurate because it is the same information I was taught
as a student. It is also in the math textbooks that I used during my years as a student
teacher.
 This information was posted to help students who are struggling with math in school. It
specifically helps with the Distributive property.

7. Brain Pop
 Want to learn the best way to distribute stuff? In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and
Moby show you how numbers can share, as they introduce you to the
distributive property. You’ll learn what a distributive problem might look like, and
where to begin. Discover what the distributive property means and how you can
re-write a problem so you can solve it with a calculator. You’ll find out what order
means - and doesn’t mean—when numbers are combined, and you’ll learn about
which two types of operations the distributive property holds true for. Everyone
wins when you share!

8. CRAAP TEST
 This video is up to date with the latest math principals. There isn’t a date for when this
was published.
 The video is directly related to the Distributive Property.
 This video was posted by BrainPop. Brain Pop is an interactive website that gives teachers
full interactive lessons. Many teachers use their resources in the classroom.
 The information in the video is accurate because it is the same information I was taught
as a student. It is also in the math textbooks that I used during my years as a student
teacher.
 This information was posted to give teachers resources to help students learn the
Distributive Property. It specifically helps with the Distributive property.

9. LearnZillion
 This lesson is up to date with the latest math principals and strategies.
 The lesson is directly related to the Distributive Property. The lesson gives specific
strategies to help students learn how to use the Distributive Property.
 This video was posted by Learn Zillion. Learn Zillion is a well respected educational
resource website. Many teachers use their resources in the classroom. Students are able
to go on their website and learn complete lessons on any subject.
 The information in the video is accurate because it is the same information I was taught
as a student. It is also in the math textbooks that I used during my years as a student
teacher.
 This information was posted to help students who are having difficulty learning the
Distributive Property. It specifically helps with the Distributive property.

10. PBS Math Club