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  • A classroom chart titled Multiplication Activity lists things that come in groups or sets of 3, 4, 5, and 6—like tricycles, pig legs, stars, and insect legs—with simple drawings and colorful markers.
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    Things That Come in Groups: 100+ Examples from 2s to 12s

    Things that come in groups is a great way to introduce multiplication to elementary students. Brainstorm objects that come in 2s, 3s, 4s, etc. Then show students how these groups relate to multiplication when there are multiple groups. #multiplication #thingsingroups #equalgroups

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  • teach arrays with flowerpots and orchards.
    Math

    Teaching Multiplication Arrays in 2nd Grade: A Hands-On Flower Pot Activity

    Arrays are one of the most important conceptual models for introducing multiplication in second grade. When students can see 3 rows of 4 flower pots and connect that image to…

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  • A worksheet with grid pieces arranged on a desk for engaging Multiplication Array Activities. MULTIPLICATION ARRAYS Activities is written at the top in bold white and script fonts on a blue background.
    Math

    Candy Box Arrays: A Hands-On Multiplication Activity for 2nd and 3rd Grade

    When students first encounter multiplication, they need more than a number sentence on the board. They need to see equal groups organized into rows and columns—and they need a reason…

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