Math 14-problem practice exercise on multiplying by 7.

Create arrays by adding and subtracting rows and columns. The related multiplication facts are displayed in two formats: rows x columns and columns x rows.

This task aims to show students that there is often more than one way to represent a quantity. This lesson also lays a foundation for students to understand the commutative property of multiplication.

Practice multiplication by two, three, four and five.

Students will use base 10 manipulatives to build a rectangular array to represent double digit multiplication. Students will make the connection between the standard algorithm and the rectangular array.This lesson plan was created as a...

Practice multiplication facts by playing Concentration-like game.

This resource investigates the concept of factors by creating rectangular arrays. The interactive tool allows learners to relate area to multiplication.

Use this one page website to learn how to multiply and divide a "new" way. This method was invented over 400 years ago by John Napier. A detailed explanation is only a click away.

Explore this interactive to visualize what it means to multiply two fractions together. Use the sliders to change the numerators and denominators and move one fraction bar image on top of the other. The product is represented by the area...

Exploring Prime Numbers is a hands-on, minds-on math instructional activity that engages learners in the discovery of prime numbers through the construction of multiplication arrays. Students then extend on their background knowledge of...

This is an activity for exploring arrays after reading the story One Hundred Hungry Ants by Elinor J.Pincze.

An array of chocolate squares is pictured and students must multiply the number of rows by the number of columns and click on the product in the table shown.