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Represent equal groups as multiplication
Connect repeated addition, equal groups and multiplication facts.
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Equal Groups
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2
Use arrays for multiplication
Model multiplication with rows and columns.
3
Represent sharing and grouping division
Use equal sharing and repeated grouping to understand division.
4
Use multiplication facts strategically
Recall and apply facts with 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 where suitable.
5
Solve equal-group stories
Choose multiplication or division for story problems.
6
Interpret leftovers informally
Understand when equal grouping leaves some objects unused.
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Connect multiplication and division
Use multiplication facts to solve division and check answers.
8
Identify incorrect equal-group models
Spot errors in arrays, groups or repeated addition statements.
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