ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Preschool Prep Company Meet the Math Facts – Multiplication & Division Level 3
Welcome to a fun adventure with numbers! Today, we’re going to learn about multiplication and division. These are two important math skills that help us solve problems and understand the world around us. Let’s dive in and explore these math facts together!
Multiplication is like adding the same number over and over again. Let’s look at some examples:
Division is like sharing things equally. If you know your multiplication facts, division becomes super easy! Let’s try some examples:
Isn’t it fun to see how multiplication and division are connected? Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be a math whiz! Let’s all practice our math facts together and have fun learning!
Multiplication Hopscotch: Create a hopscotch grid outside using chalk or indoors with tape. Write multiplication problems in each square, such as “7 x 3” or “8 x 2”. As you hop through the grid, solve each multiplication problem aloud. This will help you remember your multiplication facts while having fun!
Division Sharing Game: Gather a group of small objects like buttons or blocks. Practice division by sharing these objects equally among a group of toys or friends. For example, if you have 12 blocks and 4 toys, how many blocks does each toy get? This activity helps you understand division as sharing equally.
Math Fact Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your house or classroom to find items that can be grouped to represent multiplication or division facts. For example, find 3 groups of 4 apples to show “3 x 4” or divide 18 crayons into 3 equal groups to show “18 ÷ 3”. Take pictures or draw what you find and share with your class!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, removing any unnecessary repetitions, filler words, and maintaining clarity:
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**Primary School Prep Company Presents**
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**Multiplication Facts:**
– Seven times one equals seven.
– Seven times two equals fourteen.
– Seven times three equals twenty-one.
– Seven times four equals twenty-eight.
– Seven times five equals thirty-five.
– Seven times six equals forty-two.
– Seven times seven equals forty-nine.
– Seven times eight equals fifty-six.
– Seven times nine equals sixty-three.
– Seven times ten equals seventy.
– Seven times eleven equals seventy-seven.
– Seven times twelve equals eighty-four.
**Eight Times:**
– Eight times one equals eight.
– Eight times two equals sixteen.
– Eight times three equals twenty-four.
– Eight times four equals thirty-two.
– Eight times five equals forty.
– Eight times six equals forty-eight.
– Eight times seven equals fifty-six.
– Eight times eight equals sixty-four.
– Eight times nine equals seventy-two.
– Eight times ten equals eighty.
– Eight times eleven equals eighty-eight.
– Eight times twelve equals ninety-six.
**Nine Times:**
– Nine times one equals nine.
– Nine times two equals eighteen.
– Nine times three equals twenty-seven.
– Nine times four equals thirty-six.
– Nine times five equals forty-five.
– Nine times six equals fifty-four.
– Nine times seven equals sixty-three.
– Nine times eight equals seventy-two.
– Nine times nine equals eighty-one.
– Nine times ten equals ninety.
– Nine times eleven equals ninety-nine.
– Nine times twelve equals one hundred eight.
**Ten Times:**
– Ten times one equals ten.
– Ten times two equals twenty.
– Ten times three equals thirty.
– Ten times four equals forty.
– Ten times five equals fifty.
– Ten times six equals sixty.
– Ten times seven equals seventy.
– Ten times eight equals eighty.
– Ten times nine equals ninety.
– Ten times ten equals one hundred.
– Ten times eleven equals one hundred ten.
– Ten times twelve equals one hundred twenty.
**Eleven Times:**
– Eleven times one equals eleven.
– Eleven times two equals twenty-two.
– Eleven times three equals thirty-three.
– Eleven times four equals forty-four.
– Eleven times five equals fifty-five.
– Eleven times six equals sixty-six.
– Eleven times seven equals seventy-seven.
– Eleven times eight equals eighty-eight.
– Eleven times nine equals ninety-nine.
– Eleven times ten equals one hundred ten.
– Eleven times eleven equals one hundred twenty-one.
– Eleven times twelve equals one hundred thirty-two.
**Twelve Times:**
– Twelve times one equals twelve.
– Twelve times two equals twenty-four.
– Twelve times three equals thirty-six.
– Twelve times four equals forty-eight.
– Twelve times five equals sixty.
– Twelve times six equals seventy-two.
– Twelve times seven equals eighty-four.
– Twelve times eight equals ninety-six.
– Twelve times nine equals one hundred eight.
– Twelve times ten equals one hundred twenty.
– Twelve times eleven equals one hundred thirty-two.
– Twelve times twelve equals one hundred forty-four.
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Now that you have learned your multiplication facts, did you know that you can use them to do division too? It’s easy!
For example, if you have 96 divided by 12, it equals 8. If you have 84 snacks and 12 bowls, you would put 7 snacks in each bowl.
Let’s practice some division facts:
– 63 divided by 9 equals 7.
– 110 divided by 11 equals 10.
– 120 divided by 12 equals 10.
– 132 divided by 12 equals 11.
Let’s all practice our math facts together!
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