Multiplication Arrays 52 Real Life Photos Charts Task Cards Math

Arrays 52 Real World Life Photos in TWO SIZES, Anchor Chart Posters,&Task Cards with Recording Sheets

Arrays are such an enjoyable concept to teach in math, but what makes it even more delightful is when you, as a teacher, can bring real world applications to it. What I love the most is when a student starts to see these arrays around them on their own! This is a great resource photographed examples to help your children with repeated addition and multiplication.

What’s Included in this Resource?

•52 Large Photos

•52 Small Photos (Task Cards)

•3 Recording Sheets

•1 Array Definition Anchor Chart Poster

•1 Multiplication Definition Anchor Chart Poster

•1 Repeated Addition Definition Anchor Chart Poster

There are a variety of sizes included so differentiation is easy! Choose the arrays based on your students' levels. You'll see that some challenging arrays are included as well as basic ones.

Arrays Included

Cookies (2)

Ukuleles

Building windows

Lockers

Crackers (2)

Shoes and Socks

Bricks

Dishwashers

Bookshelf

Paint (2)

Ducks

Muffins

Shesh kabobs on a Grill

Pastries

Paint Swatches

Eggs in a Carton

Candles

Cupcakes

Boats Rowing in a Race

Chocolate Bar

Skates

Satellite

Donuts

Soda

Seats on a Train

Life Jackets

Row Boats

Breakfast French Toast

Make Up (2)

Calculator

Bins

Chocolate in a Box

Batteries

Colored Pencils

Boots

Chess Board

Colored Eggs

Tile

Stamps

Wooden Shoes

Thread

Bunny Cookies

Boxes of Printers

Apartment Windows

Candles on a Birthday Cake

Shipping Containers

Markers

Hay in a Farm Field

What Do I Do With This Resource?

Each photo is represented two ways. The first is a full paper size. Great as a small poster or to use during lessons. All your students will be able to see the array at the same time. The second way is four per sheet in a task card format. Use this format for a center or in a small group.

Want to use the task cards as a center or a math tub? There are three recording sheets included. One for addition, one for multiplication, and one for both. Just choose twelve task cards for your students to work on or you can have them choose twelve themselves randomly. In each rectangle there is a small square to indicate which task card they answered. These are also great for using for a game of whole class Scoot!

Also included in this resource are three anchor chart posters that are fabulous for your lessons! Hang them up around the room and your students will have that reference they need during their independent work.

Common Core standard Addressed:

2.OA.C.4 Use addition to find the total number of objects arranged in rectangular arrays with up to 5 rows and up to 5 columns; write an equation to express the total as a sum of equal addends.

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Thank you so much!

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Illustrations by: Paula Kim Studio, Dancing Crayon Designs, Creative Clips, Whimsy Clips, and Alina Veja Design.