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Let’s review our vocabulary:

Factor

Product

Distributive Property

Equation

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To present a multiplication or
division word problem, we can use
the G.E.T. strategy to understand
the information given.

Complete the following:
1.

Review the anchor chart.

2.

Write it in your math journal.

3.

Be ready to use the strategy
throughout our lesson.

Review: G.E.T. Strategy

G.E.T. Strategy

G:number of Groups

E: number of items in Each group

T: Total number of items

What is our group?
G: 21 boxes

What is the amount in each group?
E: 34 cards

What is our total?
T: ? cards

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Read the word problem and the questions below.

Jacob unpacked 21 boxes of baseball cards to display in a sports
store. Each box had 34 cards. How many cards did Jacob unpack?

Equation: 21 x 34 =

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Let’s use base ten blocks to represent 21 x 34.

Step 1:Build
the frame and
write the
values.

21

34

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Let’s use base ten blocks to represent 21 x 34.

Step 2:
Multiply:
10 x 10 = 100
10 x 1 = 10
1 x 1 = 1

10

10

1

10

10

10

11 1 1

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Let’s use base ten blocks to represent 21 x 34.

10

10

1

10

10

10

11 1 1

Step 3:
Find the product:
6 x 100 = 600
11 x 10 = 110
4 x 1 = 4
714

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Now, let’s use partial product strategy to solve 21 x 34.

Jacob unpacked 21 boxes of baseball cards to display in a sports
store. Each box had 34 cards. How many cards did Jacob unpack?

When we use partial products, we can multiply 21 x 34 by
decomposing each number. Then, add the numbers to find
the product.

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Jacob unpacked 21 boxes of baseball cards to display in a sports
store. Each box had 34 cards. How many cards did Jacob unpack?

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Let’s connect the partial product strategy to the distributive
property strategy.

Partial Products:

Distributive Property:

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Jacob unpacked 714 baseball cards.

We can see the connection between partial product
and the distributive property strategy, when we
multiplied 21 x 34. Both strategies decompose one of
the factors to make it easier to multiply.

Your Turn!

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