1. Area Models for Multiplication

2. Represent the situation with your tiles, a diagram, a repeated addition equation, and a multiplication equation. Trina’s rectangle has 4 rows of 5 square tiles. How many tiles are in Trina’s rectangle? 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 20 4 x 5 = 20

3. Represent the situation with your tiles, a diagram, a repeated addition equation, and a multiplication equation. Tom’s rectangle has 6 rows of 3 square tiles. How many tiles are in Tom’s rectangle?

4. Represent the situation with your tiles, a diagram, a repeated addition equation, and a multiplication equation. Laila’s rectangle has 7 rows of 4 square tiles. How many tiles are in Laila’s rectangle?

5. Represent the situation with your tiles, a diagram, a repeated addition equation, and a multiplication equation. Jared’s rectangle has 8 columns of 2 square tiles. How many tiles are in Jared’s rectangle?

6. Represent the situation with your tiles, a diagram, a repeated addition equation, and a multiplication equation. Beth’s rectangle has 3 columns of 9 square tiles. How many tiles are in Beth’s rectangle?