Teach your students about different multi-digit multiplication methods with this set of maths posters.
Multiplication Methods for All!
Do you ever find that some multiplication strategies are easier for some students to grasp and others are a bit more challenging? Teaching students how to use a variety of methods to arrive at an answer can help students determine which strategy is best for them and which one they are most comfortable with.
Teach Starter has put together a set of 5 posters to help your students master the art of multiplying multi-digit numbers together. This colourful poster pack includes the following strategies:
- Box method
- Traditional algorithm
- Breaking apart
- Lattice method
- Using a close 10
These posters can make a great addition to your classroom maths centre or even be used as student reference sheets.
How to Get Your Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers Poster Pack
If you are ready to get your hands on this set of maths posters, head on over to the green download button! Here, you can access the colour PDF file.
Consider printing on thick card and laminating the posters to ensure they will last for many years to come!
Additional Multiplication Resources For You!
Make sure to check out some of our favourite multiplication activities and printables below!
Guide your students to use the area model when solving multi-digit multiplication problems with this 20-page worksheet pack. Help students understand how to use the area model of multiplication when solving multi-digit multiplication problems with this interactive activity. Demonstrate how to use area models for multiplication with this printable mini-book.
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Area Model Multiplication Worksheets

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Area Model Multiplication Interactive Activity

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Area Model for Multiplication Mini-Book












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