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Review multiplying by 0 to 4. With this lesson, students will be half-way to having learned their times tables for all the numbers from 0 to 100. Hurray! Students will be learning TWO tables and a new trick. At the end of this lesson, students can play our game Making Camp.

This lesson covers multiplying by 9, with skip counting, a brief review of arrays, students creating their own number sentences and a little variety with students finding objects around their class or home to show 9 x 9 = 81 or other number sentences you assign/they create.

Review multiplying by 0 and 1. Students learn the meaning of a number times two, or two times a number, both as regards to equal-size groups and number line jumps. This lesson starts with a presentation that shows how multiplication of 2 works. This is begun by talking about skip counting.

In this lesson students will learn how multiplication by 8 works. This is begun by talking about skip counting. Students are also shown how to insert images in Google Document or Slides files so they can create their own illustration of the concept of multiplying by 8, like 8 x 6 = 48 .

Students learn the meaning of a number times zero, or zero times a number, both as regards to equal-size groups and number line jumps.

Review multiplying by 3. For this lesson, tell students that they will be learning a secret that makes multiplication easier. We introduce the idea that 4 x 5 = 5 x 4, so, really, you only have to learn half your multiplication tables. Also, we move past looking at just shapes and circles and look at multiplying fish, because, why not?

You can review multiplying by 5 and 10, as needed. In this lesson, students will build on their previous knowledge of multiplying by one digit numbers from 0 to 5 (and 10). Students will learn about multiplying by 6 and be introduced to arrays.

Review multiplying by 2. Students learn the meaning of a number times three, or three times a number, both as regards to equal-size groups and number line jumps. This lesson starts with a presentation that shows how multiplication by 3 works. This is begun by talking about skip counting.

In this lesson students will learn how multiplication by 7 works. This is begun by talking about skip counting.