This document discusses several multiplication properties: 1) The commutative property, which states that multiplying two numbers results in the same product regardless of order. 2) The zero property of multiplication, where any number multiplied by zero equals zero. 3) The identity property of multiplication, where any number multiplied by one equals that original number. It instructs students to practice these properties by completing independent practice questions and a re-teach page in their workbook.

1. 3-3 Multiplication Properties
Mission-Objective:
I will use multiplication properties to simplify
multiplication.
Take a white piece of paper and fold it in thirds

2. Commutative Property
 Two numbers can be multiplied in any
order and the product (answer) will be
the same
 Example
 4x3=12 3x4=12

3. Commutative Property Part 2
 3x4=4x3 (3x4=12 and 4x3=12)
 Please complete questions 19-26 on
page 62 under Independent Practice

4. Zero Property of Multiplication
 The product (answer) of any number
and zero is zero
 2 groups of 0 is the same as 2 groups
of nothing
 2x0=0
 Example: 0x1,999,987=0

5. Identity Property of Multiplication
 The product (answer) of any number
and one is that number
 1x7=7
 1 bag of 7 oranges
 How many oranges? 7 of course

6. Re-teach page from your
workbook
 Please complete the re-teach page 3-
3 in your math workbook
 Raise your hand if you need any help