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Math Family Night. C-FB ISD Grades 3-5 2012-2013. ONE FACTS. ZERO FACTS. The product of any number (factor) and 0 is 0. The product of any number (factor) and 1 is the original factor. ONE FACTS. ZERO FACTS. DOUBLE.

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  1. Math Family Night C-FB ISD Grades 3-5 2012-2013

  2. ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS

  3. The product of any number (factor) and 0 is 0.

  4. The product of any number (factor) and 1 is the original factor.

  5. ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE

  6. The product of any number (factor) and 2 is just double the original factor.

  7. How will this help your child in the future? Try these: 15 x 2 = 1.2 x 2 = 134 x 2 =

  8. ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE DOUBLE, DOUBLE

  9. The product of any number (factor) and 4 is just double, double the original factor.

  10. How will this help your child in the future? Try these: 15 x 4 = 1.5 x 4 = 124 x 4 =

  11. DOUBLE, DOUBLE DOUBLE ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE DOUBLE, DOUBLE

  12. The product of any number (factor) times 8 is just double, double, double the original number.

  13. How will this help your child in the future? Try these: 22 x 8 = 2.1 x 8 = 1/2 x 8 =

  14. DOUBLE, DOUBLE DOUBLE ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE TENS Place Value Shift DOUBLE, DOUBLE

  15. The product of any number (factor) and 10 is 10 times as large. (Any number times 10 causes the number(factor) to shift to the left one place value.)

  16. How will this help your child in the future? Try these: 15 x 10 = 1.2 x 10 = 134 x 10 =

  17. DOUBLE, DOUBLE DOUBLE ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE DOUBLE, DOUBLE 5 IS HALF OF 10 TENS

  18. The product of any number(factor) and 5 is just the product of the number times 10 and then half the product.

  19. How will this help your child in the future? Try these: 15 x 5 = 1.2 x 5 =

  20. DOUBLE, DOUBLE DOUBLE ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE DOUBLE, DOUBLE Tens Minus 1 Group 5 IS HALF OF 10 TENS Place Value Shift

  21. The product of any number and 9 is just the original number times 10 minus the original number.

  22. How will this help your child in the future? Try these: 15 x 9 = 134 x 9 =

  23. DOUBLE, DOUBLE DOUBLE ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE DOUBLE + ONE DOUBLE, DOUBLE Tens Minus 1 group 5 IS HALF OF 10 TENS Place Value Shift

  24. The product of any number (factor) and 3 is just the original number doubled plus the original number.

  25. How will this help your child in the future? Try these: 15 x 3 = 1.2 x 3 = 7/8 x 3 =

  26. DOUBLE, DOUBLE DOUBLE ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE DOUBLE + ONE DOUBLE, DOUBLE NINES 5 AND ONE MORE 5 IS HALF OF 10 TENS

  27. The product of any number (factor) and 6 can be thought about in two ways. 1 group more than 5 times a number or the number times 3, doubled.

  28. The product of any number (factor) and 6 is the same as the number times 5 plus the original number.

  29. DOUBLE, DOUBLE DOUBLE ONE FACTS ZERO FACTS DOUBLE DOUBLE + ONE DOUBLE, DOUBLE NINES 5 AND ONE MORE 5 IS HALF OF 10 TENS

  30. To find the product of any number and 7, think about using the commutative property and then apply that strategy.

  31. Let’s all work together to ensure our students know their multiplication combinations with automaticity, but through strategy.