Multiplying Day 1!. Instructions Today you will use the following slides to practice multiplication using the box method. Remember that with the box method,

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Multiplying Day 1!

Instructions Today you will use the following slides to practice multiplication using the box method. Remember that with the box method, you break your number into it’s place value and solve for each part. Show your work on a separate piece of paper. You will turn it in at the end of class. Refer to your notes or this page if you have any questions!

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Question 4: My mom just started working at a new factory. She will make 715 toys per day. If she works 5 days per week, how many toys will she make in 3 weeks?

CHALLENGE: At top speed, a space shuttle can move as fast as 7,860 meters per second. At this rate, how many meters can it travel in a minute?