Nepedia
Hide pictures for a shorter worksheet list.
← Grade 3 Math
Math · Grade 3 Math · Unit 1

Unit 1: Introducing Multiplication

Students represent and solve multiplication problems through the context of scaled picture and bar graphs and equal-group situations.

Choose a worksheet

PDFs open in a new tab. Print or save them from your browser. Use the paired answer guide to check your work. No login needed.

Unit

Review the unit’s main ideas.

What this unit covers

A Interpret and Represent Data in Scaled Graphs · 8 lessons
Goals
  • Interpret scaled picture and bar graphs.
  • Represent data using scaled picture and bar graphs.
  • Solve one- and two-step story problems using addition and subtraction.
Lessons
  1. Make Sense of Data
  2. Represent Data and Solve Problems
  3. Scaled Picture Graphs
  4. Create Scaled Picture Graphs
  5. Represent Data in Scaled Bar Graphs
  6. Choose a Scale
  7. Answer Questions about Scaled Bar Graphs
  8. More Questions about Scaled Bar Graphs
B From Graphs to Multiplication · 7 lessons
Goals
  • Represent and solve multiplication problems involving equal groups.
  • Understand multiplication in terms of equal groups.
Lessons
  1. Multiplication for Equal Groups
  2. Situations, Drawings, and Diagrams, Oh My!
  3. Multiplication Expressions
  4. Represent and Solve Multiplication Problems
  5. Multiplication Equations
  6. Write and Solve Equations with Unknowns
  7. More Factors, More Problems
C Represent Multiplication with Arrays and the Commutative Property · 6 lessons
Goals
  • Represent and solve multiplication problems involving arrays.
Lessons
  1. Arrange Objects into Arrays
  2. Match and Draw Arrays
  3. Represent Arrays with Expressions
  4. Solve Problems Involving Arrays
  5. The Commutative Property
  6. Game Night Seating Plan (Optional)

Helpful to know first

The curriculum says this unit builds on these.

Grade 2 Math · Unit 8 Equal Groups
Grade 2 Math · Unit 1 Adding, Subtracting, and Working with Data
See the whole map Next: Unit 2 · Area and Multiplication →

Adapted from the Illustrative Mathematics curriculum (v.360), licensed CC BY-NC 4.0. © Illustrative Mathematics.