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This 19 slide presentation can be used as a review for the factor of 6. Questions include 6 x 0 through 6 x 12. 4 slides are provided with repeated addition problems to review or assess students understanding of relationship between multiplication and repeated addition.

This 14 slide presentation can be used as a review for the factor of 4. Questions include 4 x 0 through 4x 12. 2 slides are also provided with repeated addition problems to review or assess students understanding of relationship between multiplication and repeated addition.

This 25 slide presentation can be used as a review for the factor of 3. Questions include 3 x 1 through 3 x 12. 4 slides are included with repeated addition problems and 6 slides with arrays to review or assess students understanding of relationship between multiplication and repeated addition.

This 20 slide presentation can be used as a review for the factor of 2. Questions include 2 x 0 through 2x 12. 6 slides are also provided with repeated addition problems to review or assess students understanding of relationship between multiplication and repeated addition.

This 23 winter theme slide power point gives an introduction to arrays. Students are given a brief description of an array with many examples. Practice slides identifying the correct multiplication problem for various arrays are given.

This 23 winter theme slide power point gives an introduction to arrays. Students are given a brief description of an array with many examples. Practice slides identifying the correct multiplication problem. Once correct factors have been identified students are given the opportunity to solve for the product. Please check out my store to see The Twelves Before Christmas- Multiplication Wrist Bands

This Power point is a helpful review of the following topics: *Adding addends with 2 digits with and without regrouping *Adding addends with 3 digits with and without regrouping *Rounding numbers *Estimating *Solving story problems While students are using this review I normally have them use white boards so they can solve them problem and input answer.