Grade 3 - Multiplication - Equal Groups

Grade 3 - Multiplication - Equal Groups

In this video, we'll discuss how to approach multiplication by focusing on the concept of "groups of" rather than just saying "times." For example, instead of saying "6 times 4," we'll think of it as "six groups of four." This approach helps children visualize and understand what multiplication really means. By creating groups and filling them with counters or drawing them out, children can see the connection between multiplication and division, reinforcing their foundational math skills.

We'll also emphasize the commutative property of multiplication, showing that the order of factors doesn't matter. This hands-on, visual approach makes the concept of multiplication more tangible and easier for children to grasp.

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