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Complete this statement and respond below: "I used to think multiplication was... Now I know multiplication is..."

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Complete this statement and respond below: "I used to think multiplication was... Now I know multiplication is..."

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Watch the video below to recall skip counting and respond to the following. What is skip counting? What numbers do you know how to skip count by? How is skip counting like repeated addition or like adding the same number over and over again?

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Watch the video below to recall skip counting and respond to the following. What is skip counting? What numbers do you know how to skip count by? How is skip counting like repeated addition or like adding the same number over and over again?

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The Counting by Fives Song | Counting Songs | Scratch Garden

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Watch the lesson videos and complete the Khan Academy practice below. When you've completed the videos and practice, like this post.

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Watch the lesson videos and complete the Khan Academy practice below. When you've completed the videos and practice, like this post.

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- [Instructor] What we have here are pictures of running pigs, and we can try to figure out how many running pigs there are by just counting the pigs, but we're gonna start building some new muscles and this muscle's going to involve, hey, if we group the pigs into equal groupings, can that help us figure out how many pigs there are? And you can see that I have groupings of seven. Each of these groups are seven running pigs, so how many total groups do I have? Well, I have one, two, three groups of seven running pigs each. Three equal groups. If I said, what's the total number of running pigs that I'm dealing with? Well, I have three sevens, three groups of seven, and so, that's the same thing as seven plus seven plus seven, and if you wanted to figure out what that is, you could skip count. If we skip count by seven, we go seven then 14 then 21, and so, three sevens, which is seven plus seven plus seven, is 21, so there's 21 pigs here, and you can verify on your own that if you count this, you will indeed see 21 pigs. Let's do another example. Here, I'm looking at a picture of a bunch of blue seals, not something that you are likely to see in the wild. And these blue seals have, once again, been grouped. Let's see how many groups there are. There are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven groups, and how many are in each group? Well, we could see that they're all groups of one, two, three, four, five. They're equal groups. What are dealing with? Well, we're dealing with seven groups of five, so I could write seven groups of five. I could write seven fives. I could write five plus five plus five plus five plus five plus five plus five, so that is seven fives there. And if I wanted to figure out where that is, I could skip count. I could skip count seven fives, so that'd be five, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35. If I were to add all these fives up, five plus five is 10, add another five, you get to 15. Add another five, 20. Add another five, 25. Add another five, 30. Add another five, 35, which is exactly what you see there. We're starting to see that sometimes grouping things can help us appreciate how many things there are there. And I know what some of you all are thinking, well, hey, couldn't I just count things? Well, you could, but what if you had 100 groups of five? Well then, it's gonna take you a little bit more time to count. But the techniques that we're building will help you one day be able to think about those things quite easily.

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Learn for free about math, art, computer programming, economics, physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, finance, history, and more. Khan Academy is a nonprofit with the mission of providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere.

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The Khan Academy Videos displayed repeated equal groups. Make a model using manipulatives of your choice in the front of the classroom or around your house. Your model should represent 3x4 or 4 equal groups of 3. Then, take a picture with your device and upload it here.

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The Khan Academy Videos displayed repeated equal groups. Make a model using manipulatives of your choice in the front of the classroom or around your house. Your model should represent 3x4 or 4 equal groups of 3. Then, take a picture with your device and upload it here.

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Under This column write a simple multiplication fact only using factors 1-9. Then, respond to a classmate with the corresponding repeated addition equation and solve. If your classmates haven't posted yet, come back later today to respond

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Under This column write a simple multiplication fact only using factors 1-9. Then, respond to a classmate with the corresponding repeated addition equation and solve. If your classmates haven't posted yet, come back later today to respond

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Take the Quiz below on Microsoft forms independently. When you've completed the quiz, please like this post.

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Take the Quiz below on Microsoft forms independently. When you've completed the quiz, please like this post.