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Placement Test
Unit 1

Multiplication Tables

Unit 2

Multiplying and Carrying Over Numbers

Unit 3

Multiplying by Two-Digit Multipliers

Unit 1: Multiplication Tables

  • Introduction to Multiplication Tables06:17
  • 7Meaning of Multiplication04:03
  • 8Multiplication 1’s and 2’s (1 of 2)01:19
  • 8Multiplication 1’s and 2’s (2 of 2)04:03
  • 10Multiplication 1’s and 2’s (1 of 2)01:02
  • 10Multiplication 1’s and 2’s (2 of 2)03:04
  • 11Multiplication 3’s and 4’s (1 of 2)02:06
  • 11Multiplication 3’s and 4’s (2 of 2)00:46
  • 12Multiplication 1’s Through 4’s01:04
  • 14Multiplication 5’s and 6’s (1 of 2)00:44
  • 14Multiplication 5’s and 6’s (2 of 2)00:50
  • 15Multiplication 1’s Through 6’s01:01
  • 17Multiplication 7’s and 8’s(1 of 2)02:05
  • 17Multiplication 7’s and 8’s(2 of 2)01:36
  • 18Multiplication 1’s Through 8’s00:52
  • 20Multiplication 9’s and 10’s(1 of 2)00:56
  • 20Multiplication 9’s and 10’s(2 of 2)00:51
  • 21Multiplication 1’s Through 10’s01:05
  • 23Multiplication 11’s and 12’s(1 of 2)00:51
  • 23Multiplication 11’s and 12’s(2 of 2)00:51
  • 24Multiplication 1’s Through 12’s04:14
Multiplication 1’s and 2’s (2 of 2)

In a printing plant: folding machine in operation. Demonstrating how a 16 page signature for a book is made by folding a sheet of paper: 2 x 2 = 4, 4 x 2 = 8, and 8 x 2 = 16.