Complete Fact Family Houses: Products

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Overview:

This worksheet focuses on completing fact family houses, where students fill in the missing product and write out the matching equations. Designed for students in the middle years.

Learning Objectives:

Complete fact families by identifying the missing product.
Reinforce the relationship between multiplication and division.
Strengthen arithmetic skills by writing matching equations for each fact family.

How the Activity Works:

Students are provided with fact family houses, where some products are missing. They are required to fill in the missing product and then write out the corresponding multiplication and division equations. This activity helps students recognise the connections between multiplication and division and improves their fluency with basic arithmetic operations.

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