Grade 3 · Math

Multiply through ten

LET’S TRY ONE

What is 7 × 6?

42

Five groups of 6 make 30; two more make 12. 30 + 12 = 42.

Your turn!
Learning steps & teaching tips

Recall or derive multiplication facts with factors through ten.

  1. Use known groups, doubles or the distributive property to build a fact.
  2. Work through the example. Explain how its evidence supports the answer.
  3. Try a new question; use the explanation to check your thinking.

Try it together

Write or draw your own example with different numbers. Solve it, then ask a partner to check the method as well as the answer.

Use known groups, doubles or the distributive property to build a fact.