Multiply Word Problems Lessons
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Mathematics
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3rd Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Standards-aligned
Sharlanda Grizzell
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2 Slides • 6 Questions
1
Read through the problem and set up a word equation — that is, an equation that contains words as well as numbers.
Plug in numbers in place of words wherever possible to set up a regular math equation.
Use math to solve the equation.
Answer the question the problem asks.
Some text here about the topic of discussion
2
A grocery store puts 3 stacks of yogurt cartons on each shelf. There are 5 cartons in each stack. How many cartons of yogurt are there?
The question is, "How many cartons of yogurt are there?"
1st number: 3 stacks of yogurt cartons
2nd number: 5 cartons in each stack
Write the Equation: 3 X 5 = __ 3
X5
There are 15 cartons of yogurt.
3
Multiple Choice
A store sells boxes of tissues that have arranged 8 boxes across and 4 boxes deep on each shelf. How many tissues are there on each shelf?
28 boxes
32 boxes
16 boxes
48 boxes
4
Multiple Choice
Sno Biz ordered paper cups. Each package contains 9 stacks of cups, and there are 12 cups in each stack. How many paper cups are there?
88 paper cups
81 paper cups
108 paper cups
118 paper cups
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Multiple Choice
A soup company makes 8 kinds of soup. Each case of soup contains 3 cans of each kind of soup. How many cans of soup are there?
20 cans
22 cans
24 cans
26 cans
6
Draw
In an apartment complex, there are 5 windows in each apartment, and 10 apartments on each floor. How many windows are there? Show your work.
7
Draw
At camp last summer, campers made key chains during craft time. Each camper made 6 key chains per day, and camp lasted for 9 days. How many key chains did the campers make in all?
8
Draw
The running club has 12 members. Each member runs 4 miles a day. How many miles do the club members run?
Read through the problem and set up a word equation — that is, an equation that contains words as well as numbers.
Plug in numbers in place of words wherever possible to set up a regular math equation.
Use math to solve the equation.
Answer the question the problem asks.
Some text here about the topic of discussion
Show answer
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