Multiplication and Division

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  • N-Tiles

  • Google Slides      
  • N-tiles are strips with 2, 3, or 5 dots used to support skip counting and early multiplicative reasoning. This slide deck contains 2 sets of slides. The first is “animated” and should be used in slideshow mode. These will automatically display n-tiles or ten frames one-by-one in structured arrangements. The second set of slides should be used in editing mode and allow the teacher to lay out n-tiles in any arrangement.    
  • Video Tutorial for Jamboard      
  • Video Tutorial for Google Slides  
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  • Last Revised: 6/21/24    

  • 10x10 Array

  • Google Slides      
  • This resource can be used to display arrays up to 10x10. Use rectangles & text tools to create chunks within the array, building understanding of the distributive property. Rotate the array to illustrate the commutative property
    A printable version of the array is available here: Download          
  • Video Tutorial  
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  • Last Revised: 01/11/22    

  • Multiplication Match Game

  • Google Slides      
  • In this activity, students match up different multiplication representations. Representations include Equal Groups, Repeated Addition Expression, Multiplication Expression, Verbal description, Array model and Area model. This activity can be conducted as a partner game or adapted for individual practice. This activity is adapted from the Multiplication Match Cards   created by PIMSER.    
  • Video Tutorial  
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  • Last Revised: 10/10/22    

  • Multiplication Match - 3 in a Row

  • Google Slides      
  • This is a 2-person game in which a player matches a multiplicative visual (equal groups, array, or area) or verbal description to an addition or multiplication expression. The first player with 3 in a row wins. To play with printable materials, use the set and array representations from the Multiplication Match Cards   and this game board      
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  • Last Revised: 06/27/24    

  • Partially Covered Arrays

  • Google Slides      
  • Adapted from KNP IR Task M 4443.3  
  • This slide deck consists of array images that are briefly shown, then partially covered. Student figure out how many items are in the array.    
  • Video Tutorial  
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  • Last Revised:10/22/20    

  • Multiplication Situations

  • Google Slides      
  • Adapted from KNP IR Task M 4443.4  
  • This slide deck consists of a series of multiplication word problems. Each problem describes a collection arranged in an array. A matching visual starts screened, but can be revealed to students as needed.    
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  • Last Revised: 06/27/24    

  • Division Situations

  • Google Slides      
  • Adapted from KNP #M4443.5  
  • This slide deck consists of a series of division word problems. Each problem describes a collection arranged in an array or equal groups. A matching visual starts screened, but can be revealed to students as needed.    
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  • Last Revised: 06/27/24    

  • Composite Cookie Company Level 1

  • Google Slides      
  • Adapted from KNP IG Task M4444.1  , this Jamboard has a stack of multiplication and division word problems about cookies on plates. Students can use the virtual plates and cookies to act out the situations.    
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  • Last Revised: 06/27/24    

  • Catch the Counter

  • Google Slides      
  • In this full or small group activity, the teacher (or a student-leader) reads and displays a skip counting sequence with an error built in. The students “Catch the Counter” by signaling when they see or hear the error.    
  • Video Tutorial  
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  • Last Revised: 06/27/24    

  • Skip Counting: Vanishing Sequences

  • Google Slides      
  • In this independent activity, the student will put the numbers in a skip counting sequence in order, then practice saying the sequence forward and backward while gradually covering more & more numbers in the sequence.     
  • Video Tutorial  
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  • Last Revised: 06/27/24    

  • Area Tiles

  • Google Slides      
  • This activity includes 9 area number talk prompts with 9 corresponding recording pages. Students are looking for efficient ways to determine the number of tiles in each image.     
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  • Last Revised: 3/15/21    

  • Sequenced Quick Looks - Doubling Strategies

  • Google Slides      
  • Inspired by the Math Fact Fluency by Jennifer Bay-Williams and Gina Kling, this slide deck includes sequenced dot images that support doubling strategies when multiplying by 4, 6 or 8.     
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  • Last Revised: 8/25/21    

  • Sequenced Multiplication Stories - Add or subtract a group

  • Google Slides      
  • "Inspired by the book Math Fact Fluency by Jennifer Bay-Williams and Gina Kling, this slide deck consists of sequenced stories." The first story starts with a basic multiplication fact such as 4x10. The next story involves adding or subtracting a group, encouraging students to use relational reasoning to solve the new non-basic fact such as 4x9 (pictured here).     
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  • Last Revised: 9/28/21    

  • Multiplication Mazes

  • Google Slides      
  • This slide deck consists of 56 mazes each solved by using the multiples of a specific single-digit number. Puzzles can be used for virtual instruction, or printed and place in dry-erase sleeves for individual practice.     
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  • Last Revised: 11/20/24