Across
- 4. means "groups of." For example, \(3 \times 4\) means 3 groups of 4 items.
- 6. the answer you get when you multiply two numbers together
- 9. the total number or amount that you are starting with and getting ready to divide or share into equal groups.
- 10. Property: you can break a hard multiplication problem into two or more smaller, easier parts, multiply each part separately, and then add the answers together to get the exact same total.
- 13. Property: the product of any number and zero is always zero
- 14. grid of objects, pictures, or numbers lined up in straight rows (going side to side) and columns (going up and down
Down
- 1. the answer to a division problem
- 2. a whole number that you multiply together with another number to get a final answer
- 3. Property: means changing the order of the numbers does not change the answer
- 5. Property: Grouping doesn't change the answer: You can move parentheses around, and the sum or product stays the same.
- 7. The number you divide by
- 8. Family: a group of four related math equations that use the exact same three numbers to show how operations are connected
- 9. sharing a total amount into equal groups or finding how many items go into each group. It is the opposite (inverse) of multiplication.
- 11. Number: the missing value in an equation or word problem that makes the number sentence true
- 12. Property: It states that any number multiplied by 1 equals that same number. The value does not change, and the number keeps its identity