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Topic: Middle School Mathematics
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There are many questions regarding teaching Mathematics to Middle School students. Please feel free to mention any topic that concerns you about math in middle school.
 
As a beginning point, I use a multiplication table for area and reducing fractions. Do you have other ways to teach area or fractions? How might I use the basic multiplication chart in other ways?
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Sandra  5
10-04-2007 10:44 AM ET (US)
When I use the multiplication chart transparency, I also have square paper transparency ready. First I identify the square numbers on the chart as an example 4x4=16. I draw the fact by shading in the squares on with a 4x4 square for the students to count the squares on the square paper. Then we try 3x4 or 6x8 and count the squares that make up the rectangles. Area is directly connected to the numbers on the multiplucation chart.
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