At War
With Multiplication- Many children may have played War with cards
before, but this lesson adds a little twist. The children will be practicing
their recall of the multiplication facts while playing cards!
Beat the
Wheel- This lesson provides an opportunity for students to practice
multiplication facts in a large group setting.
Dragon
Math- This activity allows students to master multiplication facts
in a fun and competitive manner.
Face the
Facts to Remember- Students use manipulatives, drawings, and story
problems to learn the two's multiplication tables. After learning how
to find answers, they participate in a memory game to match facts and
answers.
Multiplication Starter Pack
- Perfect for Beginning Math Skills
- Works With Them
Making
Multiplication Tables - Construct a multiplication grid on cardboard
paper to use a reference while learning the multiplication table.
Math Match
Up!- Students solve problems using multiplication and repeated addition.
Matrix
Multiplication - Identify matrix dimensions and determine whether the
product is defined and if so, what the matrix product dimensions will be.
Multiplication
and Division - Students will be able to multiply and divide facts through
10 using a variety of strategies learned.
Multiplication
& Division Word Problems Made Easy- This lesson helps students determine
when to multiply or divide when solving real-world problems. The student
will explore why they multiply or divide.
Multiplication
Discovery - Students will discover multiplication facts using manipulatives
and drawing models.
Multiplication
Grouping - The goal for this lesson is for students to understand how
addition and multiplication go hand and hand.
Multiplication
Illustration- Engage students using literature and art to apply the
principals of multiplication with three or more factors.
Multiplication:
It's in the Cards- By playing card games and using the The Product Game
applet, students practice the multiplication facts. As students continue
to master their facts, the teacher closely monitors their progress.
Multiplication
Mania- The student will learn to multiply by one-digit whole numbers.
Multiplication
Facts in 7 Days - Students will be able to complete a 5 minute timed
test over basic multiplication facts at the end of the seven days with an
80% or higher.
Multiplication
Through Practice - Explain that we will be working on multiplication
and that multiplication is really just repeated addition.
Multiplication
with 2s and 3s - Students will be able to identify situations in which
multiplication can be used to join sets.
Multiplicity
- Mastery skills thinking structure Rationale: best structure to aide in
learning math facts and the class is used to this kind of learning structure.
Multiplying
Integers between 0 and 6- se their knowledge about multiplication to
give examples of when multiplication is more practical than addition.
Multiplying
Variables with Exponents - Students will learn that when variables are
the same and being multiplied, the exponents should be added.
Multiplying
With Style - This lesson is intended for students who already understand
the concept of multiplication and how it relates to addition
Multiplying
by 3- The students practice the multiples of three as an introduction
to multiplying by three.
Munchy Multiplication-
Students will learn the concept of multiplication by putting goldfish crackers
into groups, adding them up, and writing multiplication sentences to show
what they have done.
Prime Real
Estate- This is a hands-on procedure that utilizes the Sieve of Eratosthenes
to identify prime numbers from 1-100. Eliminating all the multiples of the
first four prime numbers identifies primes. The 25 numbers that remain are
all primes!
Roll a Fact-
Students will write multiplication and division fact families for two given
numbers.
Six
and Seven as Factors- Students create multiplication stories where one
factor is 6 or 7, and play a multiplication game to help them master their
multiplication facts.
Ten Pins-
Students use computer-based and hands-on activities to discover and explore
patterns of multiplication using multiples of 10, 100, and 1,000.
Which Way
Am I Walking?- Students learn the concept of inverses through a real-world
example, then relate it specifically to multiplication and division.