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Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
Beginning Multiplication Word Problems
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Description

This is a set of 12 slides with one step multiplication word problems.

The wording of the problems allows students to think, for instance why does one problem that involves a week only have five days while the other problem that uses a week has seven days?

Students are also introduced to problems that are sometimes tricky like:

Stephen and his 3 friends ate pizza, vs. Stephen gave his 3 friends pizza. In one example you would multiply by 3 whereas the other you would multiply by 4.

Commutative property has been used across some slides: one slide might be 2 x 7 while another is 7 x 2.

The moveable pieces and strip diagrams allow students to visualize multiplication as being equal groups.

These slides were very thoughtfully put together, I hope your students will gain a better understanding of multiplication through their use.

Tiny

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Beginning Multiplication Word Problems

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Description

This is a set of 12 slides with one step multiplication word problems.

The wording of the problems allows students to think, for instance why does one problem that involves a week only have five days while the other problem that uses a week has seven days?

Students are also introduced to problems that are sometimes tricky like:

Stephen and his 3 friends ate pizza, vs. Stephen gave his 3 friends pizza. In one example you would multiply by 3 whereas the other you would multiply by 4.

Commutative property has been used across some slides: one slide might be 2 x 7 while another is 7 x 2.

The moveable pieces and strip diagrams allow students to visualize multiplication as being equal groups.

These slides were very thoughtfully put together, I hope your students will gain a better understanding of multiplication through their use.

Tiny

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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