For example
Multiply 7 crates by 6 bottles each to get 42 bottles.
In Grade 4
Children build arrays of equal rows and count them in steps before learning any times table by heart.
Watch out for
Children often think multiplying always makes a number bigger. Multiplying by one leaves it exactly the same.
Say it at home
Ask how many are in four rows of six, and let your child count in sixes to check.
How to Master Times Tables at Home
Younger children may meet this as: groups of, times.
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