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Shapes and Space

Prisms

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http://
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NinePattern/default.htm
(9 Multiplication)

This is a __________.
It has ___ edges.
It has ___ vertices.
It also has _____ faces.

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This is a __________________________.
It has ___ faces.
It has ___ vertices.
It has ___ edges.

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Nifty Nines

Multiplication:
The Magic Number 9

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Where are
the nines
multiplication
facts?
Highlight
them.

1. Think about patterns to find the answers to just numbers multiplied by nine.
2. Pair up with your elbow partner.
3. Share your ideas and discuss which ones work.
Raise your hand if you think you and your partner found a pattern.
Discuss.

Instruction

Mar 19-7:45 AM

Multiply by 10 and subtract the

other number.

7 X 10= ___
If you want to find what 7 X 9 equals, you subtract 7.
So, 70-7= ___
That means that 7 X 9=___
This strategy works for all numbers multiplied by 9.

4 Groups of 10 blocks is 4 X 10. How

many is that? ______
Subtract the four blocks that
represented the 10, now there is four
groups of how many? _____ What
does this represent?__________

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Instruction
The sum of the two digits in the
product is always equal to 9.

The answer to any single digit number

multiplied by nine always has the sum of nine.
For any number multiplied by nine, one less than the other number is the
tens digit of the answer. The ones digit of the answer is whatever number is
needed for the sum to equal 9.
Subtract one for the first number

For example: 9 X 7= 63
Add these to make 9

Instruction
Using fingers to show nines
multiplication tables

When multiplying a number by nine, hold up all 10 fingers,

count over the number that is being multiplied by nine, and
put that finger down. Now look at the number of fingers on the
left side of the space, that is your tens digit, then count the
number of fingers on the right side, thats the ones digit.

4 X 9=
Count to the fourth finger, fold it
down. You are left with 3 and 6.
The answer is 36.

Practice with your own fingers.

5 X 9=
3 X 9=
8 X 9=

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In teams, use one of the strategies just
learned to find the answer. Whichever team
raises all of their hands first and gets it right,
they will get a point.

Do you know all of the

strategies? Let's find
out!

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Sorting
Shapes
Sorting Shapes

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Symmetry

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Symmetry

How do we fold a fortune teller?

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Symmetry Sort
Can you sort these pictures into ones that are symmetrical and those that
are not?

Not Symmetrical

Symmetrical

Line of Symmetry

1 line of Symmetry

Multiple lines of
Symmetry

Symmetry Sort
Can you sort these pictures into ones that are symmetrical and those that
are not?

Symmetrical

Not Symmetrical

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Money
(Guided math)
Did you know?
Multiplication
rules are used
in counting
money!

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Do you see the pattern?

25
45

15

20

30

35

40

50

55

10

60

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Let's try multiplying with a toonie!

Nets

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Congruency

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Shapes are congruent when:

Are the shapes below congruent?

Congruent Shapes:
A Matching Game

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Add to
Known Fact
A Multiplication Strategy
To find 9 X 6, you know that 9 X 5 = 45.
Skip counting by 9 to add one more group of 9
45 + 9 = 54 so 9 X 6 = 54
To find 9 X 7 add two groups of 9 to 45
45 + 9 + 9 = 63, so 9 X 7 = 63

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Let's try it!

10

11 12 13 14

Count by 3, 4 times.

15 16

17

18 19

20

3 X 4 = 12

What is:
3 x 5?

3 x 6?

3 x 3?

Problem
Solving #2
How many outfits can we pack with 3
shorts and 6 shirts? Draw line from
shirts to shorts to show class answer

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Problem Solving Question 2