Introduction to Multiplication

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Introduction to Multiplication 3rd grade Miss Stiverson

Definition of Multplication Multiplication is repeated addition. Multiplication is fast addition.

What is repeated addition? For example: If you have 3 people and each person has 4 balls, this means that you would have to add 4 together 3 times. 4 + 4 + 4 = 12 This picture shows how to draw this repeating addition problem. There are 12 balls or 12 crosses total ++ ++ ++

Examples of repeated addition 4 4 8 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 OR 8 12 12 With this problem of repeated addition you needed to add 4 together 3 times to get the correct answer.

Pictures If we look at 4 x 3, I would draw 4 circles and put 3 crosses in each circle 4 x 3 = 12 The next page is going to show you a real world example of drawing a picture for a multiplication problem + ++ + ++ + ++ + ++

Multiplicatoin This is a picture or drawing example of the problem 3 x 4=12 There are 3 guys, each guy has 4 balls. There are 12 balls total. Each group must have the same amount of balls.

Wow Did you notice… 3 x 4 = 12 and 4 x 3 = 12 They have the same answers It’s the same problem just in a different order. Think of 3 + 4=7 it has the same answer as 4 + 3=7.

Using repeated addition for 3 x 4=12 4 4 8 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 OR 8 12 12 With this problem of repeated addition you needed to add 4 together 3 times to get the correct answer.

Practice You have a multiplication problem: 3 x 5 = ? Which of the following pictures would show it the best? To answer this problem you need to click on the best answer. O O O O O O O O O O O O If you need to go back to review repeated addition use this arrow to do so otherwise answer the question:

Try using repeated addition 3 x 5=? try adding 3 together 5 times Good Try! Try using repeated addition 3 x 5=? try adding 3 together 5 times

Great Job! This was the correct answer The problem is 3 x 5 = ? O O O O O This was the correct answer The problem is 3 x 5 = ? There are 3 groups 1 group of yellow 1 group of green 1 group of blue Each group has the same number of circles; They each have 5 circles.

What is the correct answer? What is the correct answer to the problem? 3 x 5 = ? 20 18 15

Great Work! Excellent Job Using repeated addition 5 + 5 + 5= 15 or

Great Try Try to use repeated addition to solve this problem. Keep in mind you need 3 groups of 5 Try Again!

Repeating Addition Tony has 20 stamps What is one way to find the total number of stamps? This problem is from the Meap Released items that I found at http://www.gobles.org/ElementarySchool/ReleasedMEAPItems/tabid/132/Default.aspx (I used the second option 3rd grade Math)

Repeating Addition 5+5+5+5+5 5+5+5+5 4+4+4+4 This problem puts the stamps into groups. The answer would be 5+5+5+5+5 5+5+5+5 4+4+4+4

Multiplication Another way to show the same answer to this problem would be to use multiplication 4 x 5=20

Practice 1 2 3 Solve this number sentence 5 x 2 =? Which picture shows the answer correctly? Hint: you need 5 rows with 2 in each column 1 2 3

Excellent Work! Great Job! 5 x 2=10 1 2 3 4 5 There are 5 rows or groups There are 2 squares in each row or group 5 x 2=10

Keep Trying! It might help for you to solve this problem on paper. Use repeated addition 5 groups with 2 in each group or Add 5 together 2 times

Challenge Now that you have had some practice let’s have you try on your own. You are going to take a short quiz. Try to do your best!

1. Quiz Which bookshelf has 4 shelves with 9 books on each shelf? This questions comes from Meap 3rd grade Math-Test 15 http://www.linkstolearning.com/quizzes/meap/index0145.htm

Great Work 1 2 3 4 That was the correct answer! 4 x 9=36 There are 4 shelves There are 9 books on each shelf

Good Try! Try again! Keep in mind that you are looking for 4 shelves with 9 books on each shelf. Think about the library

2. Quiz James reads 8 pages of a book each day for 4 days. What could James use to find the total number of pages he read during those four days? This questions comes from Meap 3rd grade Math-Test 15 http://www.linkstolearning.com/quizzes/meap/index0145.htm The answer for this page is supposed to be 8x4, but I changed the answer so that it followed the rule that I am trying to teach the students, how many groups and how many in each group. 8+4 4x8 4+4+4+4

Great Work! The answer 4 x 8, shows that James read 4 days and read 8 pages each day 4 groups or 4 days of 8 pages each day 4 x 8=32

Try Again! Don’t give up Think about this… how many days did he read and how many pages did he read in each day How many days x how many pages each day

3. Quiz Jenna bought 4 sets of light bulbs. The bulbs come in sets of 4. How many light bulbs did she buy in all? This questions comes from Meap 3rd grade Math-Test 15 http://www.linkstolearning.com/quizzes/meap/index0145.htm The answers were changed to fit into my lesson. 4x1=4 4x2=8 4x4=16

Great Work Nice Job Pretend that the bulbs are grouped by fours There are 4 groups with 4 in each group 4 x 4=16

Sorry! Try Again! Look at the picture How many groups are there? How many are in each group?

4. Quiz Which is one way to tell how many blocks are shown below? MEAP Released Question http://www.gobles.org/ElementarySchool/ReleasedMEAPItems/tabid/132/Default.aspx 2 x 1 2 x 2 2 x 3

Awesome !!!! Nice job! There are 2 groups of blocks Each group has 3 blocks in 2 x 3=6

Twos hint Did you know that when you multiply by two you just double the number. For example: 2 x 6=? You just double the 6 or you can add 6+6 This pictures shows you 2 groups of 6

5. Quiz Faith had 15 blocks. She put the blocks in piles of 5 blocks each. How many piles of blocks did she have 3 5 10

Excellent Job You are outstanding

Block Problem If you think you can solve it>press here Here is a picture of the problem. Try to imagine making piles in your head, 5 blocks per group. If you think you can solve it>press here If you need more help>press here MEAP Released question http://www.gobles.org/ElementarySchool/ReleasedMEAPItems/tabid/132/Default.aspx

Block Problem The piles are made for you There are still 15 blocks, I put 5 blocks in each pile. How many piles are there?

WOW! Nice work! You did a really good job. THE END!!!!

Resources Michigan Mathematics 3rd grade GLCE http://www.michigan.gov/documents/3rd_Math-Intro_Ltrweb_135031_7.pdf MEAP Released Items http://www.gobles.org/ElementarySchool/ReleasedMEAPItems/tabid/132/Default.aspx (I used the second option 3rd grade Math) http://www.linkstolearning.com/quizzes/meap/index0145.htm