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Third Graders create inspired van Gogh Skys and Skyscrapers We will learn all about ARRAYS!
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Let’s explore by reading a GREAT book!
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Another good example of skyscrapers and arrays! Let’s see if we can do the math!!
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This array has how many columns and how many rows? What is your statement to multiply these two numbers together? What is your answer?
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How many are in the column and how many are in the row? How can we multiply this together? What is your answer?
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How about if everyone tries to figure out the array in this image and then we will discuss our answers.
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What is the statement for this array?
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How many columns? How many rows? What is the answer when you multiply these two together?
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An ARRAY is a pictorial way (using rows and columns) to represent math facts. Arrays can make understanding the concept of multiplication easier especially for visual learners.
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5 times 2 (5 x 2) is shown as 5 Rows of 2
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(5x2) 5 rows of 2 - M & M Array
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(5x2) 5 rows of 2 - Smarties Candy Array
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The Yellow House, Arles, France 1888-1889
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The Bedroom, Arles, France 1888-1889
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Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night, Date: Saint Rémy, June 1889 Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 29 x 36 1/4" (73.7 x 92.1 cm)
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