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In previous lessons, students represented equal-groups situations using arrays and multiplication expressions, with an emphasis on equal groups. Equal groups continue to be emphasized in this lesson, as students learn that finding the product in a multiplication equation gives the total number of objects in the related array.
As students connect arrays to equations, they may write or to represent 3 rows of 5 chairs. This is fine as long as students can correctly describe where the “3 rows of 5 chairs” is represented in their array or equation. Keep collecting ideas that arise about commutativity.
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Who has been sharing their ideas in class lately? Make a note of students whose ideas have not been shared and look for an opportunity for them to share their thinking in tomorrow’s lesson.
Warm-up
Activity 1
Activity 2
Lesson Synthesis
Cool-down