This document discusses multiplication as repeated addition through examples of grouping objects such as chocolates, apples, roses, mangoes, and caps. It shows that the total number of objects can be calculated through repeated addition by stating the number of groups and objects in each group, or through multiplication. The symbol × represents multiplication, and the result of a multiplication calculation is called the product. Students are prompted to draw circles around groups of objects and write addition and multiplication statements to represent the total number of objects.