Session 8: Introducing multiplication table
Session Title |
Introducing the multiplication table |
Objective |
Students will understand and memorise the multiplication tables through hands-on activities. |
Topic |
To understand the multiplication table |
Materials Required |
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Methodology |
Learning through activity |
Session Duration |
120 Minutes |
Introduction Activity (20 minutes)
Introduction to the Multiplication Table
Use a chart or whiteboard to introduceIntroduce the first few multiplication facts (e.g., 1 x 1, 1 x 2, 2 x 2, 3 x3,3)etc.).using a chart or whiteboard.- Demonstrate the concept using visual aids (objects, drawings, or hands-on materials). For example, showing 3 x 2 by grouping 3 sets of 2 objects.
Main Activity
Main Activity 1: Group Work with Multiplication Games.
1. “Multiplication Bingo” Game (30 minutes)
Create Bingo cards with multiplication problems in each box. The teacher will call out products, and students must find the corresponding problem on their cards.
2. “Dice Multiplication” Activity (25 minutes)
Have students roll the dice to create multiplication problems. For example, a roll of 3 and 4 means they solve 3 x 4.
Once a problem is rolled, the students solve it in pairs or small groups and present their answer.
Main Activity 2: Hands-On Exploration (30 minutes)
1. “Multiplication Stations” (30 minutes total, 10 minutes per station)
Divide the class into 3-4 groups. Each group rotates between different stations that focus on different aspects of multiplication.
- Station 1: Visual Aid
StationStation-Students use counters or small objects to model multiplication problems.
- Station 2: Flashcard
ChallengeChallenge-Flashcards with multiplication problems are presented. Students work in pairs to quiz each other.
- Station 3: Multiplication Table
RaceRace-Students race to fill out a multiplication chart correctly. The first group to complete it wins.
Recap
Review Question (10 minutes)
Review what was learned during the lesson. Highlight the key multiplication facts and any strategies students found helpful.
Expected Learning Outcome:
Knowledge building-
To uderstand one digit multiplication table.
Skill Building-
ConfidenceTeam workSelf regulations
Follow
Follow-up Tasks(Tasks (5min)
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9×8
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7×9
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6×6
Expected Learning Outcome:
Knowledge building:
- To understand one one-digit multiplication table.
Skill Building:
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Confidence
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Teamwork
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Self regulations