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Introducing Multiplication with Arrays | Math with Visual Models
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Help students learn and practice the basic concept behind multiplication with these 280 visual model problems. Designed for 2nd – 3rd Grades, students will demonstrate the ability to…
- – Determine the quantity of shapes shown
- – Create equations from arrays
- – Create arrays from given equations
Why arrays? A multiplication array is simply an arrangement of rows or columns that matches a multiplication equation. Students can more readily develop an understanding of multiplication concepts when they see visual representations of the computation process. Arrays are also the easiest and most logical way to show kids the commutative property of multiplication.
Included: 30 worksheets + answer keys.
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