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Multiplication & Division Flowers (Grades 3-4)

Multiplication & Division Flowers (Grades 3-4)

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This activity is a fun way to develop an understanding of how multiplication and division can be represented. It also makes a beautiful maths display for your classroom.

Students are given the opportunity to represent a multiplication or division fact as

  • The algorithm (centre of the flower)
  • Groups of / equal groups
  • Repeated addition / repeated subtraction
  • Algorithm fact families
  • Skip counting
  • Arrays
  • On a number line and
  • Commutative property

Ideal to use as:

• A whole class lesson

• A math rotation / during math centres

• Morning work

• An assessment

• A student created anchor chart

Differentiation:

Different versions have been included to support or challenge students where needed.

We have also included a bonus activity that has 6 examples of a completed multiplication flower. Use this to scaffold and support learners, as a hands-on maths activity or an anchor chart for students to refer to as they try to create their own flower.

What is included:

  • Teacher guide
  • Multiplication flower x 2 versions
  • Division flower x 2 versions
  • Centre circles
  • Blank stems
  • Bonus activity

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Colleen Lynn Resources
Excellent resource

Excellent resource. My students were very engaged.

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Wendy W.
Great Resource

This resource was a great addition to our math centers.

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Tamar

I can’t wait to use this with my 3rd graders. I’m especially excited about the bonus game included which teaches how the flowers work.

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Anonymous

Quick and easy plus added some color to the classroom :)

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Autumn A.
Love this resource

Love this resource. My students were very engaged for this activity.

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Clodagh M.

This was a super resource to make each element of multiplication and division visible in one place. My children had fun completing this activity and they had a lovely piece of work at the end of it.

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Sarah R.

Excellent review and decorating activity for spring.

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Lindsay C.

Super cute and easy prep craft for spring to review math skills.

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Crystal W.

I used this for the bulletin board that my class was responsible for. Many people commented on how fun and pretty it was. The students enjoyed it as well.

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Lacey A.

This is such a cute resource to teach the different factors of multiplication.

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Dee's Learning Garden

This is a fun and crafty hands-on way for students to represent multiplication and division in different ways. Makes a great bulletin board display!

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Track Teach Grow

Students loved using the resource. Thank you for your work.

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Jess E.

A really fun activity to get students engaged in representing multiplication facts in different ways, and makes a great display.

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Sharon S.

Great way to review and looked great for Open House! Thanks!!

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Emily H.

This was a cute way to review multiplication strategies.

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Lisa Wiggins

Thank you for developing this fantastic resource! My students adore it! I utilize it for small groups, bell ringers, or independent work.

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Leeanne K.

It is fantastic to use with students to use both sides of the brain. Even my students not normally interested were interested!

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Vanessa M.

This was a great spring activity to review both facts and fact families.

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Paula S.

My year 3 students really enjoyed this resource in class

Incredible Paula! Glad you loved these, thank you for your feedback :)

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Rachel C.

We used this resource in the spring and then put the flowers on the windows. Not only did the classroom look beautiful but the students reviewed their math. Win win! Thanks for creating and sharing.

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Tiffany M.

This is a really cute multiplication activity and I appreciate how there are multiple flower petals so the students can make more than one different flower.

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Elizabeth L.

This math center was a great multiplication and division practice for my students. Easy to prep and engaging!

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Joni P.

The kids loved making these and having them in the room afterwards for some quick reminders they could use when stuck.

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Fiorela M.

Very engaging activity for students to showcase their knowledge of the multiplication tables. Looks great on a bulletin board also.

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Jennifer S.

Great activity for the the "early" finishers to work on.

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Chelsey T.

My students loved this activity so much they asked if they could do more. Very easy to prep and really engaging for the students.

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Dinora A.

Great resource! My students had fun completing this activity!

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Emily A.

My students really love these activities. I love it because it reinforces skills that we've been working on in the classroom.

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LAUREN H.

We are channeling spring and this was a great resource to get us in that mood! My students enjoyed the flowers and found them very engaging. Great warm up activity to set up for our lesson.

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Andria R.

This is a wonderful resource. My students were very engaged!

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Nancy Baim

Great craft resource to help my RTI math students with multiplication and division. They are able to see the problem to help them work it out.

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Angelina G.

These look fantastic! My struggling students work on a flower 3 times a week and they are understanding the different terms much better! Thanks for sharing! =0)

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Nicola M.

This was a great resource for students to unpack strategies around learning multiplication and applying it to the learning of division!