Multiplying Two-Digit Numbers
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Objective
I can multiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
An area model, also known as a box model or partial products, is a visual strategy to multiply numbers.
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To multiply using an area model, you break down larger numbers by place value to make it easier.
- 3
When using the area model with two-digit numbers, you must break down both numbers by their place values before multiplying.
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Practice
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Draw an area model to represent 5 x 13. Be sure to label each part of the model.
What two multiplication problems do you need to solve to find the answer to 4 x 26 using the area model strategy?
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Exit ticket
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“Use the area model strategy to multiply 8 × 34. Show all steps.”
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