Did you know that the number four is super cool? Let’s explore some fun facts about the number four and learn how to multiply with it!
Four is a special number because:
Now, let’s learn how to multiply with the number four!
Here is the 4 times table. Try to say the answers with me:
Now it’s your turn! Try to say the answers before I do:
Can you fill in the answers all by yourself? Give it a try:
As you practice, remember:
Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be a 4 times table expert!
Four in Nature: Go on a nature walk with a family member or friend. Look for things that come in groups of four. For example, you might find a four-leaf clover or notice that some flowers have four petals. Draw or take pictures of what you find and share with the class!
Four Times Table Hopscotch: Create a hopscotch grid on the ground using chalk. Instead of numbers, write the results of the 4 times table (4, 8, 12, etc.) in each square. As you hop through the grid, say the multiplication fact that matches each number you land on. For example, if you land on 8, say “4 times 2 equals 8!”
Four’s Daily Life Hunt: At home, look for objects or situations where the number four is important. For example, you might find four chairs at a table or four wheels on a toy car. Make a list of these items and explain why the number four is important for each one. Share your findings with your classmates!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Four quarters in a football game
Four sides to a square are the same
Four wheels to a race car turn
And the 4 times table I can learn
Let’s multiply:
4 x 1 is 4
4 x 2 is 8
4 x 3 is 12
4 x 4 is 16
4 x 5 is 20
4 x 6 is 24
4 x 7 is 28
4 x 8 is 32
4 x 9 is 36
4 x 10 is 40
4 x 11 is 44
4 x 12 is 48
Four quarters in a football game
Four sides to a square are the same
Four wheels to a race car turn
And the 4 times table I can learn
Now say the answer before me:
4 x 1 is 4
4 x 2 is 8
4 x 3 is 12
4 x 4 is 16
4 x 5 is 20
4 x 6 is 24
4 x 7 is 28
4 x 8 is 32
4 x 9 is 36
4 x 10 is 40
4 x 11 is 44
4 x 12 is 48
Now, all on your own:
4 x 1 is
4 x 2 is
4 x 3 is
4 x 4 is
4 x 5 is
4 x 6 is
4 x 7 is
4 x 8 is
4 x 9 is
4 x 10 is
4 x 11 is
4 x 12 is
Four quarters in a football game
Four sides to a square are the same
Four wheels to a race car turn
And the 4 times table I can learn
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