Playful Mathematical Inquiry with Multiplication in Grades 3 - 6
The ideas below are just ideas. This is NOT meant to be used as a unit. You will need to do some form of a pre-assessment to find out what your students know and then based on this information, combined with the learning standards in the curriculum, you will design learning opportunities to meet the needs of your students and unique context. The ideas below are just meant to inspire.
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PDF of the Powerpoint Presentation shared at STA Focus Day February 2018
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Children's Literature Books Connected to Multiplication
Blackline Masters for some of the stories:
Note: Thank you to Marc Garneau who shared the Amanda Bean ideas/file.
Note: Thank you to Marc Garneau who shared the Amanda Bean ideas/file.
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Real Life Arrays: Quick Image Number Routine
Using Quick Images to develop strategies:
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Using Math Visuals:
Berkeley Everett, a Math Educator in the US has shared some amazing ways to use digital, visual math tools to help students develop understanding. Check out these great ideas!
Image below from Berkeley Everett's Vimeo sharing different strategies for 18 x 5
Multiplication Games:
Attached are Multiplication Games created by Chris Hunter, Selina Millar, and Marc Garneau
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