I can use multiplication properties to break apart facts.

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I can use multiplication properties to break apart facts.

Section 1: Give an example of the following multiplication properties: 1.Identity property 2.Commutative property 3.Zero property 4.Distributive property Section 2: Use a KFC chart to help you solve the problem. Identify the property used. Angel and Hichief are filling orders at Benitez Bakery. Angel has to fill 3 orders and Hichief is filling 4. Each order has a dozen (12) cookies. How many cookies do they need to bake in all? Section 3: Find ALL factors for the following numbers:

Make a circle map to show how many ways you can make the number 6 using addition, multiplication, subtraction and division? x 1 3 x ÷ 1 12 ÷ 2 18 ÷ 3 24 ÷ 4 36 ÷ 6 42 ÷ 7 30 ÷ 5 I’m going to stop here BUT I could go on even further! Your task…Solve the following problem using the distributive property of multiplication 6 x 7 = (8 - 2) x ____ 7

Work with your group to find the factors of 16. *Use a circle map to help you. Factors of 16 2 x 8 3 x 64 x 4 1 x

Factors of 49 1 x 49 7 x

And… Go to stations!!! ComputersApplicationMs. Williams Rotation 1Table 3Table 1Table 2 Rotation 2Table 2Table 3Table 1 Rotation 3Table 1Table 2Table 3