Beginning Multiplication with Arrays – 3rd Grade Math

Beginning Multiplication with Arrays

An array is a set of even rows or columns.  Arrays are often used to help students understand the concept of multiplication and repeated addition.  Here is a set of worksheets designed to help students learn multiplication.

 

Grade often used by:

2nd Grade | 3rd Grade

Subject:

Math | Operations and Algebraic Thinking 

Standards:

Common Core State Standard:

3.OA.A.1

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