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Key Concepts
-The commutative property holds true for addition and for multiplication. The order in which the numbers are added or multiplied does not matter; the results will be the same (e.g., 45 + 62 = 62 + 45 and 12 Ă— 6 = 6 Ă— 12).
-The associative property holds true for addition and for multiplication. The pairs of numbers first added or multiplied does not matter; the results will be the same. For example, (24 + 365) + 15 = 24 + (365 + 15). Similarly, (12 Ă— 3) Ă— 5 = 12 Ă— (3 Ă— 5).
You can represent a number in a variety of ways
When you add units of equal size (repeated addition) you can multiply
I can relate division to multiplication (fact families)
I can multiply and divide numbers using concrete materials, drawings and symbols
I can recall multiplication and division facts
For Educator Reference:
White= 1 Dark Green=6
Red=2 Black=7
Light Green=3 Brown=8
Purple= 4 Blue=9
Yellow=5 Orange=10
Student Handout to Record Thinking: Access Here
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