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Factors And Multiples Anchor Chart – Multiplication & Division Anchor Chart Pack

Cut-apart anchor-chart pieces pair multiplication and division vocabulary with arrays, equal groups, strip diagrams, number lines, equations, and story contexts.
Grades
Grades 3–5, Elementary
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Preparation
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Updated May 12, 2022

Topic
math clip art, math anchor chart
Resource types
Anchor Charts, Teacher Tools
Preparation
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What's inside this resource

This resource is a Multiplication and Division Anchor Chart.

It will come with everything you need to develop this math anchor chart with your students.

It will cover:

  1. - Strip Diagram

  2. - Array

  3. - Equal Groups

  4. - Repeated Subtraction

  5. - Number Line

  6. - Word Problem

There is a final copy at the end that can be printed for students to keep in their math notebook for reference.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Interpret multiplication as combining equal groups and division as sharing into equal groups

  • Connect operation vocabulary to equations, arrays, strip diagrams, and number lines

  • Relate repeated addition to multiplication and repeated subtraction to division

Teaching tips

  • Print the multiplication and division pieces on contrasting paper colors so students can follow each operation across the display.

  • Assemble the array, equal-group, strip-diagram, and number-line pieces beside their matching equation before adding the story context.

  • Place the completed reference in math notebooks after the class chart is built so learners can revisit the paired models independently.

Skills covered

  • Operation modeling — the same quantity relationships appear as arrays, equal groups, strips, equations, and number-line movement.

  • Mathematical vocabulary — factors, product, dividend, divisor, and quotient are attached to their positions in equations.

  • Inverse-operation reasoning — multiplication and division are contrasted through repeated addition, repeated subtraction, combining, and sharing.

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