The document provides examples of multiplication problems using different representations. A 3x5 multiplication problem is shown as equaling 15 using a number sentence represented in red and blue. Another problem shows 2x5 equaling 10 through a repeated addition sentence and picture representation. Finally, a word problem example asks how many shoes 2 kids would have if each had 2 pairs, showing the calculation 2x4 equals 8.

1. By Griffin

5. 3X5=15
3+3+3+3=15

6. 5x3= 15
Key : factors in number sentence should be in red
Product: should be in dark blue

7. Write a multiplication problem. Create pictures, a multiplication
sentence and repeated addition sentence for it.
2x5=10
2+2+2+2+2=10

8. Find something on the internet or clip art to use for a multiplication problem.
3x 4 =12

9. 2”s 3’s
•Feet •Three layers of the Earth
•Hands •Binder clips
•Legs •Triangle pontes
•Eyes
•Ears
•Arms
•Socks
•Shoes
•Knees
There are 2 kids.
They have 2 pairs of
shoes. How many do
Shoes do they have?
2x4=8

10. 2”s 3’s
•Feet •Three layers of the Earth
•Hands •Binder clips
•Legs •Triangle pontes
•Eyes
•Ears
•Arms
•Socks
•Shoes
•Knees
There are 2 kids.
They have 2 pairs of
shoes. How many do
Shoes do they have?
2x4=8