Remember: Look for the pattern in a row or across the table, then say why it works. Break a fact into easier facts and add.
Patterns in a row
1
The 8 times row. What goes in the box?
2
The 9 times row. What goes in the box?
3
Why does the 9 times row go 9, 18, 27, 36?
Every answer ends in 9Each step adds 10 and takes 1 off, because 9 is 1 less than 10Each answer is 1 more than the last
4
Why is every answer in the 6 times row even?
6 times a number splits into two equal partsEvery answer ends in 6Each answer is 1 more than the last
Across the table
5
Row 4, column 5 is empty. Use row 5, column 4 to find what goes in the box.
6
Row 4, column 3 is empty. Which box holds the same answer?
Row 4, column 4Row 3, column 3Row 3, column 4
7
9 × 7 = 9 × 5 + 9 ×
8
Jen knows 5 × 8 = 40. So 6 × 8 = 40 +
9
Every answer in the 6 times row is double the answer in the 3 times row.
TrueFalse
10
Every answer in the 7 times row is even.
TrueFalse
11
Number the facts from the smallest answer to the largest.
8 × 3
6 × 3
7 × 3
4 × 5
12
Join each fact to the fact with the same answer.
16 × 4
23 × 8
37 × 5
49 × 2
A4 × 6
B5 × 7
C8 × 3
D2 × 9
13
Write how you can use the 5 times row to find 7 × 6.
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