Worked example
What is 3 × 4?
Answer & why
Answer: 12
3 equal groups of 4 make 12. Draw 3 rows of 4, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Grade 3 · Math
Use equal groups and known facts to calculate products.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: 12
3 equal groups of 4 make 12. Draw 3 rows of 4, or use a known fact and check the groups.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 54
9 equal groups of 6 make 54. Draw 9 rows of 6, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Question 2
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 48
12 equal groups of 4 make 48. Draw 12 rows of 4, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Question 3
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 12
3 equal groups of 4 make 12. Draw 3 rows of 4, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Question 4
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 30
5 equal groups of 6 make 30. Draw 5 rows of 6, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Question 5
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 28
4 equal groups of 7 make 28. Draw 4 rows of 7, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Question 6
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 36
6 equal groups of 6 make 36. Draw 6 rows of 6, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Question 7
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 56
7 equal groups of 8 make 56. Draw 7 rows of 8, or use a known fact and check the groups.
Question 8
Think of equal groups or an array. You can build this fact from one you know.
Answer: 72
8 equal groups of 9 make 72. Draw 8 rows of 9, or use a known fact and check the groups.