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3rd Grade Multiplication: Understanding 3rd Grade Multiplication
Understanding Multiplication through the Use of Arrays, Repeated Addition, Equal Sized Groups, Area Models, Equal Jumps on a Number Line, and Skip Counting. - An Animated PowerPoint Presentation that Encourages Student Interaction
| TEKS 3.4D | TEKS 3.4E| multiplication | multiply | arrays | repeated addition | equal sized groups |area models |equal jumps on a number line | skip counting |
This animated PowerPoint presentation helps build a foundation for the understanding of multiplication. Examples of real life mathematical situations are used to represent various approaches to multiplication. Students will determine the total number of objects when equal sized groups are arranged in arrays up to 10 x 10. Students will also represent multiplication facts by using a variety of methods such as repeated addition, equal-sized groups, arrays, area models, equal jumps on a number line, and skip counting.
The presentation is also very helpful for intervention. It may be used in work stations as a review or available for individual use when a student is absent. It can be student directed for easy use.
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This product, created by Paula McClendon, at Dazzle on a Dime, LLC is licensed for one classroom use only. If you wish to share this resource, additional licenses can be purchased at a discounted price.
Understanding Multiplication through the Use of Arrays, Repeated Addition, Equal Sized Groups, Area Models, Equal Jumps on a Number Line, and Skip Counting. - An Animated PowerPoint Presentation that Encourages Student Interaction
| TEKS 3.4D | TEKS 3.4E| multiplication | multiply | arrays | repeated addition | equal sized groups |area models |equal jumps on a number line | skip counting |
This animated PowerPoint presentation helps build a foundation for the understanding of multiplication. Examples of real life mathematical situations are used to represent various approaches to multiplication. Students will determine the total number of objects when equal sized groups are arranged in arrays up to 10 x 10. Students will also represent multiplication facts by using a variety of methods such as repeated addition, equal-sized groups, arrays, area models, equal jumps on a number line, and skip counting.
The presentation is also very helpful for intervention. It may be used in work stations as a review or available for individual use when a student is absent. It can be student directed for easy use.
See the preview for more details.
Please visit My TpT Store for more engaging resources.
You may also like:
Multiply with Automaticity
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Addition and Subtraction Bundle
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This product, created by Paula McClendon, at Dazzle on a Dime, LLC is licensed for one classroom use only. If you wish to share this resource, additional licenses can be purchased at a discounted price.
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3rd
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Standards
CCSS3.OA.A.3
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30
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Teaching Duration
50 minutes
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Multiplication Word Problems: Multiplication Word Problems and Practice to Recall Facts - BIG BUNDLE of 6 Multiplication Resources - Use a variety of strategies to represent multiplicationThis collection of resources supports the following standards:TEKS 3.4K, 3.4D, TEKS 3.4E, 3.5B, 3.5C, 3.6C, 3.
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3rd Grade Multiplication: Understanding 3rd Grade Multiplication
Understanding Multiplication through the Use of Arrays, Repeated Addition, Equal Sized Groups, Area Models, Equal Jumps on a Number Line, and Skip Counting. - An Animated PowerPoint Presentation that Encourages Student Interaction
| TEKS 3.4D | TEKS 3.4E| multiplication | multiply | arrays | repeated addition | equal sized groups |area models |equal jumps on a number line | skip counting |
This animated PowerPoint presentation helps build a foundation for the understanding of multiplication. Examples of real life mathematical situations are used to represent various approaches to multiplication. Students will determine the total number of objects when equal sized groups are arranged in arrays up to 10 x 10. Students will also represent multiplication facts by using a variety of methods such as repeated addition, equal-sized groups, arrays, area models, equal jumps on a number line, and skip counting.
The presentation is also very helpful for intervention. It may be used in work stations as a review or available for individual use when a student is absent. It can be student directed for easy use.
See the preview for more details.
Please visit My TpT Store for more engaging resources.
You may also like:
Multiply with Automaticity
3.4A Addition and Subtraction PowerPoint
Addition and Subtraction Bundle
Anchor Activities for Early Finishers
This product, created by Paula McClendon, at Dazzle on a Dime, LLC is licensed for one classroom use only. If you wish to share this resource, additional licenses can be purchased at a discounted price.
Understanding Multiplication through the Use of Arrays, Repeated Addition, Equal Sized Groups, Area Models, Equal Jumps on a Number Line, and Skip Counting. - An Animated PowerPoint Presentation that Encourages Student Interaction
| TEKS 3.4D | TEKS 3.4E| multiplication | multiply | arrays | repeated addition | equal sized groups |area models |equal jumps on a number line | skip counting |
This animated PowerPoint presentation helps build a foundation for the understanding of multiplication. Examples of real life mathematical situations are used to represent various approaches to multiplication. Students will determine the total number of objects when equal sized groups are arranged in arrays up to 10 x 10. Students will also represent multiplication facts by using a variety of methods such as repeated addition, equal-sized groups, arrays, area models, equal jumps on a number line, and skip counting.
The presentation is also very helpful for intervention. It may be used in work stations as a review or available for individual use when a student is absent. It can be student directed for easy use.
See the preview for more details.
Please visit My TpT Store for more engaging resources.
You may also like:
Multiply with Automaticity
3.4A Addition and Subtraction PowerPoint
Addition and Subtraction Bundle
Anchor Activities for Early Finishers
This product, created by Paula McClendon, at Dazzle on a Dime, LLC is licensed for one classroom use only. If you wish to share this resource, additional licenses can be purchased at a discounted price.
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CCSS3.OA.A.3
Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involving equal groups, arrays, and measurement quantities, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
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