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Multiplication Techniques and Strategies

The document outlines various multiplication methods including the distributive property, lattice method, and long multiplication, providing examples and their solutions. It also includes word problems with calculations related to real-life scenarios. Additionally, it discusses teaching strategies and assessment modes to engage students effectively.

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Multiplication Techniques and Strategies

The document outlines various multiplication methods including the distributive property, lattice method, and long multiplication, providing examples and their solutions. It also includes word problems with calculations related to real-life scenarios. Additionally, it discusses teaching strategies and assessment modes to engage students effectively.

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A.

Solve using the distributive property


of multiplication over addition

245 × 36
(245 × 30) + (245 × 6)
7,350 + 1,470 = 8,820

896 × 57
(896 × 50) + (896 × 7)
44,800 + 6,272 = 51,072

1,342 × 78
(1,342 × 70) + (1,342 × 8)
93,940 + 10,736 = 104,676

B. Use the lattice method to multiply


474 × 67
Using the lattice method, the
answer is 31,758

598 × 58
Answer: 34,684

1,426 × 79
Answer: 112,654

C. Long multiplication method


132 × 13
1,716

289 × 67
19,363

1,405 × 93
130,665

D. Answer the word problems


There are 24 bottles in one case. How
many bottles in 104 cases?
24 × 104 = 2,496 bottles

A bag contains 500 beads. Mother


bought one dozen bags. How many
beads did she buy?
500 × 12 = 6,000 beads

Mang Dimok harvested 257 kilos of


tomatoes, with each kilo containing 25
pieces. He sold all except 7 kilos. How
many tomatoes did he sell?
257 - 7 = 250 kilos sold
250 × 25 = 6,250 tomatoes sold

Reflection Section
Motivational Activity:
I will use real-life examples, interactive
games, and visual aids like
multiplication charts to engage
students.

Teaching Strategy:
I will employ group activities, step-by-
step demonstrations, and technology
(videos, apps) to reinforce concepts.

Mode of Assessment:
I will administer quizzes, hands-on
exercises, and group competitions to
test understanding.

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