This document outlines a lesson on calculating multiples for grade 4 students. It includes multiple examples of multiplication for numbers under 10, showcasing the results for various factors and their products. The lesson concludes with a reminder for students to complete their homework.

1. Lesson 3: Multiples(3)
Grade 4
Objectives:
•write the multiples of
numbers under 10.

2. Open page 10

3. • 2x0=0 2x8=16 2x15=30 2x22=44
• 2x1=2 2x9=18 2x16=32 2x23=26
• 2x2=4 2x10=20 2x17=34 2x24=28
• 2x3=6 2x11=22 2x18=36 2x25=50
• 2x4=8 2x12=24 2x19=28 2x26=52
• 2x5=10 2x13=26 2x20=30 2x27=54
• 2x6=12 2x14=28 2x21=32 2x28=56
• 2x7=14 2x29=58
2x30=60

4. • 3x0=0 3x8=24 3x15=45
• 3x1=3 3x9=27 3x16=48
• 3x2=6 3x10=30 3x17=51
• 3x4=12 3x11=33 3x18=54
• 3x5=15 3x12=36 3x19=57
• 3x6=18 3x13=39 3x20= 60
• 3x7=21 3x14=42
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5. • 5x0=0 5x8=40
• 5x1=5 5x9=45
• 5x2=10 5x10=50
• 5x3=15 5x11=55
• 5x4=20 5x12=60
• 5x5=25
• 5x6=30
• 5x7=35

10. wait for the next video
and don’t forget your
homework.
Practice makes perfect