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RCN Lesson 20: Standard Algorithm: Multi-digit Numbers without Composing
By EDWIN TORRES-BATISTA
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Lanuch - (10 min)
I'll model question 2
We'll Try question 3
You Try question 4
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Today's Learning Goal: (G5, U4, L5)
Use the standard algorithm to multiply up to three-digit numbers and two-digit numbers, without composing new units.
Today's Materials:
Laptop
Laptop charger
Pen/Pencil/Paper (optional)
Please complete the
Jump Start
(activator). You have
5 minutes
before we review. This is independent it should be
silent
.
Reminders
:
1.
Ready
for class
2.
No
cellphones
3. Volume must be
low
.
4. Read and follow
all
directions
5.) Take your bag off and
immediately
begin the Activator.
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ACTIVITY 1: Compare Two Algorthims - (15 min)
Two algorithms for finding the value of
413 x 21
are shown below:
Algorthim 1:
Algorthim 2:
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ACTIVITY 2: Use the Standard Algorithm - (15 min)
Use the standard algorithm to find the value of each expression.
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Question 8
8.
202 x 12
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LESSON SYNTHESIS - (5 MIN)
Find the value of 322 x 41 using the standard algorthim.
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Question 12
12.
322 x 41
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COOL DOWN - Standard Algorithm without Composition of a New Unit
Use the standard algorithm to find the value below: (SHOW YOUR WORK)
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Question 13
13.
203 x 23
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Closure Questions:
The steps from Activity 1 are called what?
Name the components in the equation:
10 x 12 = 120
What is the algorithm we used today to multiply two two-digit numbers
JUMP START: Partial Products
(5 MIN)
Find the value of each product mentally.
Question 1
1.
20 x 3
Question 2
2.
24 x 3
Question 3
3.
120 x 3
Question 4
4.
140 x 3
Question 5
5.
How are the two algorithms the same? How are they different?
Question 6
6.
Explain or show where you see each step from the first algorithm in the second algorithm.
Question 7
7.
How do the final steps in the two algorithms compare?
Question 9
9.
122 x 33
Question 10
10.
321 x 24
Diego found the value of 301 x 24 Here is his work.
Question 11
11.
Why doesn’t Diego’s answer make sense?