The document describes Becca taking a pre-assessment and post-assessment on multiplication. It shows her working through problems using partial products, area models, and the standard algorithm. On the pre-assessment involving double digit multiplication, she missed 4 out of 9 problems. However, on the post-assessment involving triple digit multiplication, she improved and only missed 2 out of 9 problems.
The document describes Becca taking a pre-assessment and post-assessment on multiplication. It shows her working through problems using partial products, area models, and the standard algorithm. On the pre-assessment involving double digit multiplication, she missed 4 out of 9 problems. However, on the post-assessment involving triple digit multiplication, she improved and only missed 2 out of 9 problems.
The document describes Becca taking a pre-assessment and post-assessment on multiplication. It shows her working through problems using partial products, area models, and the standard algorithm. On the pre-assessment involving double digit multiplication, she missed 4 out of 9 problems. However, on the post-assessment involving triple digit multiplication, she improved and only missed 2 out of 9 problems.
assessment. She chose to do this section first because she was most comfortable with this method.
Becca is shown working on the
partial products section of the pre assessment. Becca is shown working on the standard algorithm portion of the pre assessment.
Becca had some trouble
working on the standard algorithm portion of the post assessment. I leaned in to check on her and answer the questions she had. Becca is shown working on the partial products section of the post assessment.
Becca is shown working on the
standard algorithm portion of the post assessment. Becca is shown working on the area model portion of the post assessment.
This is the pre assessment that
shows double digit multiplication. There are three different ways to solve multiplication shown, partial products, area model, and standard algorithm. Becca missed four problems out of nine.
This is the post assessment that
shows triple digit multiplication. There are three different ways to solve multiplication shown, partial products, area model, and standard algorithm. Becca improved and only missed two out of nine problems. Multiplica tion