Understanding Multiplication and Division Connections

Jenna·

Math

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create a modified version for tier 3 sped students The following is a summary of a document named 393c2430-2f2c-44ea-9f1a-27d7da21d9cf%2Fuser_uploads%2FrbksWwd4MFPyGBRj8z-l3?alt=media&token=c95664c7-b1dd-49d3-8b0e-aef49f4ec424: The document is a test booklet for third-grade mathematics within the Chicago Public Schools system, specifically focused on Unit 5, Lesson 3. It includes various math problems designed to assess students' understanding of multiplication, division, and basic arithmetic

This resource focuses on the connection between multiplication and division, illustrating how they are inverse operations that share a 'fact family.' The document provides examples, including how to establish the relationships between sets of numbers using fact family triangles, which demonstrate the products and quotients derived from those numbers. Students are encouraged to practice filling in the blanks for multiplication and division equations based on given fact families, enhancing their understanding of these operations. It also includes activities for problem-solving through real-world scenarios, promoting hands-on learning and collaboration among students. There are additional sections for checking understanding with true or false questions and sharing problem-solving strategies, which aim to deepen comprehension of mathematical concepts and encourage critical thinking.