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Isabella's garden

Grade 3 Mathematics

This Common Core-aligned unit introduces and develops concepts of multiplication and division. Students experiment and practice with a variety of materials to gain fluency in multiplication facts. They learn to recognize multiplication and division situations, interpret products and quotients, and write and solve word problems. In the final performance task, students use their understanding of multiplication, and of the relationship between multiplication and division, to solve word problems.

Standards:
K-8 Operations and Algebraic Thinking
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Teacher
Educational Use:
Curriculum/Instruction
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