
3.4G 2x1 Multiplication
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Mathematics
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3rd Grade
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Easy
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Johnunthon Denley
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I can represent and solve multiplication
word problems involving 2-digit x 1-digit
using the standard algorithm.
Let’s Learn!
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Let’s review our vocabulary.
Factor
Numbers that are multiplied
together to find a product.
2 x 3 = 6
Product
The total when two or more
factors are multiplied.
2 x 3 = 6
Equal Groups
Groups that have the same amount
in each.
factor
factor
product
Arrays
A group of objects or pictures in
rows and columns.
rows
columns
Partial Product
A method used to multiply numbers
by decomposing factors based on
place value.
30
6
10
2
x
3
30 + 6 = 36
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Match
Factor
Product
Partial Product
Equal Groups
Arrays
Numbers that are multiplied together to find a product.
The total when two or more factors are multiplied.
A method used to multiply numbers by decomposing factors based on place value.
Groups that have the same amount in each.
A group of objects or pictures in rows and columns.
Numbers that are multiplied together to find a product.
The total when two or more factors are multiplied.
A method used to multiply numbers by decomposing factors based on place value.
Groups that have the same amount in each.
A group of objects or pictures in rows and columns.
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When presented with a math story,
we want to read the problem 3
times to focus on comprehending
the information provided to us.
Complete the following:
1. Review the anchor chart in your
math journal.
2. Be ready to use the strategy
throughout our lesson.
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Review: 3 Reads Strategy
Guiding Question: How can I use the standard algorithm to
solve 2-digit x 1-digit multiplication word problems?
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Let’s look at the math story.
Benita is making flower arrangements for a party.
She made 28 flower arrangements. Each
arrangement had 6 roses. How many roses did
Benita use?
Answer the following questions in your math journal.
●What is happening in this problem?
●What is known?
●What is unknown?
●What is the unit/label for the problem?
●How can we use a model to represent the expression 28 x 6?
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Did you answer the questions the same way?
What is happening in this problem?Benita made flower arrangements.
What is known?She made 28 flower arrangements. Each arrangement had 6
roses.
What is unknown?How many roses did Benita use?
What is the unit/label for the problem?Roses
How can we make a model to represent the expression 28 x 6?We can
use partial products.
Use partial products to answer the solve the problem.
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Multiple Choice
Benita is making flower arrangements for a party. She made 28 flower arrangements. Each arrangement had 6 roses. How many roses did Benita use?
Which expression could be used to represent the problem?
28 + 6
28 - 6
28 x 6
28 / 6
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Draw
Draw different ways to represent the problem. (i.e. area model, base 10 blocks, equal groups.
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Look at these ways to solve the problem.
120
48
20
8
+
6
120 + 48 = 168
120
30
18
6
20
+
+5
3
120 + 30 + 18 = 168
60
60
48
6
10
+
+
10
8
60 + 60 + 48 = 168
120
24
24
6
20
+
+4
4
120 + 24 + 24 = 168
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Let’s connect partial products to the alternative
algorithm.
28
x 6
48 (6 x 8)
+ 120 (6 x 20)
168
Partial Product
120
48
20
8
+
6
120 + 48 = 168
Alternative Algorithm
How can we move from the alternative algorithm to standard algorithm?
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Let’s connect partial products to the alternative
algorithm.
28
x 6
+4
168
6 times 8 is 48.
Leave the 8 ones in the ones place.
Regroup the 4 tens to the tens place.
6 times 2 tens is 12 tens.
12 tens plus 4 tens is 16 tens.
16 tens is the same as 160.
160 and 8 ones is the same as 168.
28
x 6
48 (6 x 8)
+ 120 (6 x 20)
168
Benita used 168 roses.
Benita is making flower arrangements for a party. She made 28 flower
arrangements. Each arrangement had 6 roses. How many roses did Benita
use?
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Multiple Choice
A baseball leauge bought 9 boxes of baseballs. Each box contained 36 baseball cards. How many baseball cards did the league buy?
324
274
84
34
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Multiple Choice
Stacy made 7 bows. She used 3 feet of ribbon for each bow.
Which equation can be used to find the amount of ribbon Stacy used?
7 x 3 = 21
7 + 3 = 10
7 - 3 = 4
7 / 3 = 4
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