Fun at the Beach Multiplication Activity
Using this Fun at the Beach Multiplication Activity, students match the word problem to the correct picture representation, comparison statement, and answer cards.
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How to teach Multiplication
Using this Fun at the Beach Multiplication Activity, students match the word problem to the correct picture representation, comparison statement, and answer cards.
Being able to multiply is an important skill your students need to make things easier in their real life activities. Counting and measuring becomes easier when knowing how to apply multiplication. Career choices may also be affected by the ability to demonstrate the skill of multiplication. As students move forward in their educational career, multiplication will make division, fractions, and algebra easier!
Solve the multiplication word problems using your preferred strategy.
Other resources to use with this Fun at the Beach Multiplication Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about multiplication.
Use this Fall into Multiplication Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Prepare this activity for your Math center by printing on cardstock. Then, cut out the word problem cards, answer cards, picture cards, and comparison cards before laminating them. Then, make copies of the Comparing Multiplication activity sheet for your students to use.
Introduce this Fun at the Beach Multiplication Activity by reviewing multiplication strategies your school may use, such as Partial Product, Area Model, Arrays, Expanded Form, the Distributive Property, or Repeated Addition. Use pre-made anchor charts to review your strategies, or have students come to the front to demonstrate the strategies. Then, students complete the activity individually or with a partner. Finally, students complete the Comparing Multiplication activity sheet. Once finished, challenge your students to write multiplication word problems for their partner to solve. This activity is a great addition to your math centers or early finishers activities.
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