Skill Practice

Multiplication Skills

GradeTopic IdSkill DescriptionPractice
3Understanding Multiplication ConceptsUnderstand multiplication as repeated addition (e.g., 3 + 3 + 3 is the same as 3 x 3).
3Understanding Multiplication ConceptsWrite multiplication sentences based on repeated addition and equal groups (e.g., 4 x 2 = 8).
3Understanding Multiplication ConceptsUse arrays to visually represent multiplication problems (e.g., 2 rows of 3).
3Understanding Multiplication ConceptsUse a number line to show repeated jumps for multiplication (e.g., 3 jumps of 2 for 3 x 2).
3Understanding Multiplication ConceptsIntroduce and practice using multiplication tables to solve problems.
3Understanding Multiplication ConceptsSolve word problems involving multiplication by translating them into multiplication sentences.
3Understanding Multiplication ConceptsPractice and memorize basic multiplication facts for quick recall.
3Understanding Division ConceptsShow how multiplication facts relate to division facts.
3Understanding Division ConceptsConstruct fact families to connect multiplication and division.
3Using Multiplication And Division Within 100Grasp the concept of multiplication as repeated addition.
3Using Multiplication And Division Within 100Memorize and recall multiplication facts for the range 0-5.
3Using Multiplication And Division Within 100Memorize and recall multiplication facts for the range 6-10.
3Using Multiplication And Division Within 100Apply multiplication and division to solve word problems.
3Using Multiplication And Division Within 100Solve problems involving both multiplication and division.
3Understanding Area And PerimeterUse multiplication to find the area of rectangles.
4Multiplication ConceptsUse visual models, like arrays, to represent multiplication problems.
4Multiplication ConceptsInterpret multiplication equations as comparisons, e.g., 35 = 5 × 7.
4Multiplication ConceptsQuickly recall multiplication facts up to 12 × 12.
4Multiplication ConceptsApply properties of operations, such as the commutative and associative properties, to perform multiplication.
4Multiplication ConceptsUse the distributive property to break down complex multiplication problems.
4Multiplication ConceptsSolve multiplication word problems using equations and visual representations.
4Division ConceptsUnderstand that division is the inverse of multiplication.
4Factors And MultiplesLearn basic multiplication and its connection to factors and multiples.
5Operations With Whole NumbersApplying area model techniques to represent and solve multiplication problems.
5Operations With Whole NumbersBreaking down multiplication into simpler steps using partial products.
5Operations With Whole NumbersPracticing the traditional step-by-step method for multi-digit multiplication.
5Operations With Whole NumbersGrasping the basic concept of division as the inverse operation of multiplication.
5Multiplying And Dividing FractionsMultiply whole numbers by whole numbers to understand basic multiplication.
5Multiplying And Dividing FractionsReduce fractions to their simplest form after multiplication.
5Multiplying And Dividing FractionsSolve word problems involving multiplication and division of fractions.
5VolumeUnderstand and apply the relationship between volume and operations of multiplication and addition.
6Dividing Fractions By FractionsCompute the division of one fraction by another using reciprocal multiplication.
6Equations And InequalitiesSolve one-step equations using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
6Equations And InequalitiesSolve one-step inequalities using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
7Rational NumbersUnderstand and perform multiplication with positive and negative integers.
7InequalitiesSolve inequalities using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
7InequalitiesUnderstand and apply the multiplication property of inequality.
8Rational And Irrational NumbersPerform operations of multiplication and division on radical expressions.
8Exponents And Scientific NotationPerforming multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction with numbers in scientific notation.