This paper provides an analysis of a teaching episode of the multidigit algorithm for multiplication, with a focus on the influence of the teacher's mathematical knowledge on their teaching. The theoretical framework uses Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching, mathematical pertinence of the teacher and ...
Thedoubledigitnumbermultipliedbyasingledigitanddouble digitsisthebaseofdoubledigits.Infact,itisasimple wayofcombiningdoubledigits,doubledigitnumber,double digitmultiplication,andaddition.So,atthebeginningofthe class,Iarrangedtworeviewmaterials:one,doubledigit numberbysingledigit,two,doubledigits,andthewholenumber....
Highlight double digit double digit Numbers. The teaching focus of this lesson should be placed on the order of multiplication and the problem of writing position in the second part, so that the students can master the basic multiplication method. Here divided into two levels, the first level ...
The double digit number multiplied by a single digit and double digits is the base of double digits. In fact, it is a simple way of combining double digits, double digit number, double digit multiplication, and addition. So, at the beginning of the class, I arranged two review materials:...
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Year 5 Multiplication Blank Area Model Templates: Box Method Maths Reference Chart Multiplication Display Poster Save time and money with blank area model templates (for 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit by 1-digit, as well as 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication)! Need a re...
For the second digit, they choose the number that, when added to the first digit, will equal 9. So 4 x 9 = 36 (For all the tips for teaching x9, check out this post by Shelly Gray Teaching.) Teach x8. If your students know their 4’s facts, they just need to double multiplica...
Students can then partner up and quiz each other with their decks, asking, “What’s on the back?” when they flash a card. If they show the division side, the partner must say the accompanying multiplication fact and vice versa.
Double-sided counters As you can see from the above, one of the counters has a negative value and the other counter has a positive value. Consistent use of language throughout the teaching of negative numbers is crucial. They should never be referred to as minus numbers. Minus is a synonym...