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I have recorded myself teaching an example of the multiplication methods the students have been learning throughout Unit #2 in math. I am hoping that this may help you and your child are stuck on the math assignment for the day. This should be used as a refresher for the students and to aid in the understanding of the new "innovative" way of teaching math skills from our Math Expressions textbook. 

 I will be uploading other videos as well as we move through out textbook. It will not be every lesson, but lessons I find confusing for the students and lessons that are have new ways of thinking. 

 UNIT #2: MULTIPLICATION

Please find my video for multiplying using the Place Value Sections Method below: 
Place Value Sections Area Model Method

Please fine my video for multiplying using the Distributive/Algebraic Method below: 


 Please find my video for multiplying using the Expanded Notation Method below: 


Please Find my video for the short-cut method for 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication below: 


Please find my video for the short-cut method for 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication below: 

 2-Digit by 2-Digit Short-cut Method 

UNIT #3: DIVISION

Please find my video for the Place Value Sections Method for division below. 
Please find my video for the Expanded Notation Method for division below.  
Please find my video for the Digit-by-Digit/Long Division Method for division below. 
Digit-by-Digit/Long Division Method   

UNIT #6: FRACTIONS
Below you will find some anchor charts that will be useful in the fraction homework for this next unit. You will also find a video talking about how to convert a mixed number (whole and a fraction) to an improper fraction (where the numerator is bigger than they denominator) and vice versa. 

   

Here is a video on how to convert mixed numbers to improper fractions and improper fractions to mixed numbers:


 Here is a video on how to add and subtract mixed numbers with like denominators: 

 

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