Description
Multiply 2-Digits by 1-Digit Lessons
Are you looking for no-prep lessons and activities to teach multiplying 2-digits by 1-digit? Look no further! These Multiply 2-Digits by 1-Digit Lessons provide everything you need to teach multiplying when one factor is 99 or less and the other factor is 5 or less. Save time planning and your students will love completing the hands-on activities found in this unit.
To take a closer look at some of the things included in this unit, check out the preview images at the top of the page!
What will students learn through these detailed lesson plans?
7 Detailed lesson plans are included to help students learn and practice the following skills–
- Solve single-step problems involving multiplication of whole numbers, where one factor is 99 or less and the second factor is 5 or less. Word problems are included.
- Apply strategies, including place value and the properties of multiplication when multiplying whole numbers.
What strategies are used to teach multiplication?
The following multiplication strategies are taught in these lesson plans:
- Partial products
- Break up numbers — exp: 34 x 2 = (30 x 2) + (4 x 2)
- Use factors – exp: 21 x 3 = 7 x 3 x 3
- Standard algorithm
- Box method
- Area models
- Lattice method
For each strategy, there is an anchor chart that provides step-by-step instructions and visual aids for using the strategy to solve.
Each lesson includes worksheets that require students to use the specific strategy taught AND worksheets and games that can be used with any strategy. The quiz and the test allow students to choose any strategy to solve.
What comes in these Multiply 2-Digits by 1-Digit Lessons?
You will find the following included in this math unit–
- 7 Detailed Lesson Plans
- 27 Worksheets
- 8 Task Cards
- 7 Exit Tickets
- 6 Anchor Charts
- 4 Games
- 3 Sorts/Foldables
- Quiz
- Final Test
- Word Wall Cards
- Digital Activities for Google Slides
- Answer Keys
Are digital resources included?
Some worksheets, the quiz, and the test within these Multiply 2-Digits by 1-Digit Lessons are also included in a digital format and can be shared with students using your Google Drive.
When you purchase this product, you will be given access to a link that will allow you to open the file in Google Slides. You’ll then share that file with your students. The slides can be printed and adapted for students who prefer to answer the questions by hand. You can also view and print a student’s completed version of the slides.
Don’t Miss Out!
These Multiply 2-Digits by 1-Digit Lessons require minimal prep work and are easy to implement whether teaching in-person or virtually. Students will also enjoy learning about multiplying as they play games, complete hands-on activities, and relate multiplication to real-world examples.
More Math Resources:
- Multiplication and Division Task Cards
- 3rd Grade Math Task Cards Bundle
- 3rd Grade Math Parent Study Guides
- 3rd Grade Math Interactive Notes
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Other Information:
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Rebecca T. –
Great resource!
This made my life so much easier! It was easy to implement, aligned with standards.
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Tracy H. –
I bought this activity and used it as a self-checking assignment in Canvas. It was a good change for the students to do instead of the typical worksheet.
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Miranda R. –
This was the perfect resource to teach 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication to my 3rd grade students!
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Michelle K. –
This was a big help when reviewing with my fourth graders.
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