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MULTIPLICATION
station
A complete, self-paced program for the
multiplication facts to 12x 12
| MULTIPLICATION |Fon the Teacher
  
The 5's
   
    
    
The following section will provide practice with the 5 times table. At the end of
\| this section are activities titled “Putting tt All Together,” which integrate the 0's,
T's, 2's and 5's
In this program, the 5’s are taught after the 2’s because they are generally an
easy set of facts to memorize. Students will learn facts such as 5 x 3, that will
ultimately help them with their 3 times table later on (usually a harder set of
facts to memorize).
   
 
   
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Skip-Counting by 5’s XA
Use the number chart to skip-count by 5’s, starting at 5. Shade in the
numbers as you skip-count
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Pa [za 7374] 75[76| 7779] 7300
[27] 64] 9526] 27 ea] 6920
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Write the skip-counting sequence. ye
 
       
   
   
 
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Describe the pattern that you see: ____
 
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Skip-Counting to Multiply by 5’s o- B
Did you know that you can use skip-counting to solve a multiplication
equation?
 
Example: For 3x5, think “5, 10, 15.” Remember, even if the equation is
flipped, you can still skip-count by 5’s. For example, for 5x4, think, “5S 10, 15,
i] 20.”
,| Write the skip-counting sequence that you could use to solve 8x5
 
 
Write the skip-counting sequence that yau could use to solve 12x5
 
 
Skip-count by 5’s to solve the equations
 
2xS=____ Sx4=___ eee
Ox = 5x7 = Sx6=_
Sx0=____ OX Deeee SxIF___
7xS=___ Crores lOxopueee
1xO=__. Sx 10=. 5x8=
Sx12=____ 8x5=__ 4xS=___
Sx5=__ 6x5=__ OxS=__
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Counting Tally Marks o- C
Count the groups of tally marks. Then write a multiplication equation and use
skip-counting to find the answer.
 
_| Example
HH HH ] 2x5=10
To find the answer, think: “5, 10.”
|] Now it’s your turn!
 
 
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The 5’s Review o- D
Complete these equations
 
 
 
 
   
 
   
   
 
8x5= 5 x6=_ SM ___ Sxi2=__
5x4 _ 5x0=__ Ry 5x3=__
WSx4=_  7x5=__ Sx0=__ Nx5=__
x5=_ 1x5=__ 3 x5=_ 5 XB =
| a ——_C _ SS.
‘ Oita 4x5=__ 2x5=__ 9x5=__
| Multiplying by 5’s is becouse
   
}) Complete the
multiplication wheel
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Drawing Arrays with the 5's Facts o- E
 
  
 
An array is a diagram that can represent an equation.
This array shows 5 groups of 2 or 2 groups
eceoee of 5. Four different equations can be written
   
eececeoe to represent this array
Sx2=10 2x5=10
2+2+2+2+2=10 5+5=10
      
  
   
    
    
 
   
 
|}*eeee Write 2 multiplication equations and 2 addition
equations For this arrat
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Draw an array that shows 5 groups of 5. Write
@ multiplication equation and an addition equation
to represent tt:
 
 
Draw an array that shows 5 groups of 7. Write
2 multiplication equations and 2 addtion
equations to represent tt
 
 
 
 
Draw an array that shows 5 groups of 8. Write
2 multiplication equations and 2 addition
equations to represent it
      
 
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Learning the 5‘s With Repeated Addition
Multiplying is a shortcut for repeated addition
 
 
 
Example:
\|] 3x5 (=> 3 groups of 5 > 5+5+5
is the same as or
  
  
   
 
fH] Now it’s your turn
1 4x5 isthe, some ds/eee=s nOUDs (Cho, (Oje meni ete ete
| 4x5=___
5x2 is the same as ____ groups of 5, or ___+___
   
Sx2=____
 
 
 
 
  
  
8x5 is the same as__ groups of 5, or ___+_
+ +
    
 
  
 
Dxoils the same] Gsree26 (gi Oups Oto) Onesie steetet bet tenet,
SxO=____
   
 
  
  
Now write a multiplication equation and repeated addition equation For two other facts
that you have already learned
 
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Putting It All Together: The 0's, 1's, 2’s, and 5's o- G
 
Cut out the numbers. Paste them into the correct space:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
9x2= SxS= 2x6=
Sx= Ix8= 2x5=
Ox4= 10xO= 9xS=
Kes 1xd= 7xS=
8x2= Ox B= 10x5=
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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€Shelley Gray www TeachinglnTheEarlyYearscomInclude this activity at the end of your 5’s section in your Multiplication Station
This activity focuses only on the 0's, 1's, 2’s and 5's facts
Overview:
In this Bonus Activity, students choose a task card, multiply the numbers, and
, | record the equations in their notebook cr on the recording sheet
|| Preparation:
+ Print and laminate task cards.
+ Make copies of recording sheets (ycu may wish to have students record
the answers in their notebooks instead)
+ To set these up, I typically cut out the title and directions and paste them on
either side of a piece of cereal box cardboard. I store the center pieces in
small re-sealable bags, and then keep everything in a large re-sealable bag
I’ve made a video showing how I make and store the center pieces that
you can watch by clicking here
 
 
    
  
 
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bitps:
 
     
€Shelley Gray www TeachingInTheEarlyYears.comUsing the Doubles
Did you know that the doubles addition facts can be used for the 2 times table?
Example
This picture shows 2 groups
of 3. This can be
\ represented by this
| mutiplication equation: 2x3
This picture also shows 3+3
So 2x3 Is the same as 3+3!
 
This picture shows
\ ___ groups of ___
 
 
This picture shows
___ groups of ___
 
 
 
 
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Show tf using multiplication
 
Draw a picture that shows 2 groups of 8
 
 
   
 
x,
H} Show it using addition
 
 
 
 
 
 
Show it using multiplication:
x =
 
Show tt using addition
 
 
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The 2's
 
Even if the numbers in an equation are switched around, you can still use the
doubles rule, as long as one of the factors is a "2."
Example:
 
  
   
4x2 is the same as 2x4.
So to figure out 4x2, you
can think, “What is the
double of 4?”
Write the matching doubles addition equation for each multiplication
{] equation Then solve it and write the answer in the box
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jac + [| we + ol]
sac> + ool | awc>_+ ool]
MWx20>> + cof] 2x6 [= eee col]
tox2[>> __+__ [> [| —t
   
    
     
 
 
     
  
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The 2's Rule 2- D
 
 
 
Complete these equations
x2 oe 2x2=__ 2x3=__
exe) ae ix 2 ee Oe2) ee ae
Wizx2=_ 2x M=__ 2 xB=__ x =
Vi2xt0=_ Bx2=_ 2x = Ge
| 1x2=__ 4x2=__ 7x2=__ 2x4=_
 
 
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Complete the
multiplication wheel
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Drawing Arrays with the 2’s Facts
 
 
An array is a diagram that can represent an equation
This array shows 2 groups of 3
2x3=6
3+3=6
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This array shows 2 groups of ___
   
 
Draw an array that shows 2 groups of 10
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Putting It Alll Together: The 0's, 1's and 2's 2-F
 
 
Fill in the missing numbers on the t-charts
x0 xl x2
     
0
1
2
3
4
2)
6
7
8
4
10
1"
12
Draw a diagram and write a multiplication equation to solve each problem
] below
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0
1
2
3
4
3
6
7
8
4
10
"
12
There are 5 cookies. Each cookie has 2 chocolate chips. How many chocolate
chips are there in all?
 
There are 2 glasses of lemonade. Each glass has 8 cubes of ice. How many
cubes of ice are there altogether?
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Fact Hunt: The 0’s, 1's and 2’s 2- G
Look at the numbers in the table to find factors and products that
can be used to make a multiplicatior equation. Shade the numbers
and write the equations in the box below.
 
 
 
 
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0 2 10 | 20] 6 J 2 | 24) 7
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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