Mathematics 4: Multiplication & Division

This video is an introduction to dividing numbers which is a great review before starting long division

Today we'll learn about dividing a multi-digit number by a 1-digit number without regrouping.

Today, you'll learn how to divide a multi-digit number by a 1-digit number without having a remainder.

Solving word problems is tricky. Today we'll look at word problems that can be solved by division.

Today we'll look at more word problems that can be solved by division.

This video teaches how to do basic North American DMSB long division on the elementary level.

The great thing about long division is that once you learn the steps you can divide little numbers and huge numbers!

The short division method, including how you can think your way to each remainder without writing anything down. That's right... NO subtracting here!

Mr. J will go through one-step equation examples and the one-step equation steps.

Learn how to use regrouping to make it easy to multiply large numbers by one digit.

Many teachers will know that some students just don't GET putting the tens digit up top. They experience number dissociation - they lose the plot that this tens digit belongs with this ones digit. If this is all too familiar to you, your students will be relieved by this method.

Students learn to put the tens digit up-top. Build a ton of confidence with that too, so students are in excellent shape for moving on to the standard algorithm for long multiplication.

Another video that reviews the importance of the order of operations to being able to get the right answer in math.

Students will get a good introduction to the order operations rules in math

Stan, the math wizard, decides to turn a graffiti wall into his personal math canvas. Stan’s dance moves might just unlock the secret to PEMDAS.

This is a great way to practice your math facts or times tables. Choose from multiplication or division or use the graph provided to find factors.

This Bingo-style activity allows you to choose from addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. You can also select the level of difficulty.

You can choose from addition, subtraction, multiplication or division games. Get 5 math problems correct in a row to take foul shots with the basketball.

This tablet-friendly game gets students to choose Addition/Subtraction or Multiplication/Division. Students then make 4 different equations with the 3 numbers provided.

Free downloadable worksheets for teachers to use for their math class.

You can practice multiplying single-digit numbers with this interactive multiplication table.