Other Examples:
- A child distributes 20 objects by giving 2 blocks to each of 5 people, then 2 more to each person until blocks are gone.
- A child deals out a set of 11 cards by giving one each to themself and a friend until cards are gone, but doesn’t notice that one child has more than the other.
Help your student become a(n) Concrete Modeler X/÷
Activities ask children to solve multiplication problems with very small numbers by making equal groups and counting all the objects. They also solve division problems by dealing out one or more objects at a time.

Animal Legs [Concrete Modeler ×/÷]
Whole Group

Buying Candy Bars [Concrete Modeler]
Small Group

Shared Story: Two of Everything
Routines & Transitions

Read Aloud: Bean Thirteen [Concrete Modeler × / ÷]
Routines & Transitions

Read Aloud: Quack and Count [Concrete Modeler × / ÷]
Routines & Transitions

How Many Eggs? [Concrete Modeler]
Small Group

Arrays: A Gateway to Multiplication
Whole & Small Group
Activities ask children to solve multiplication problems with very small numbers by making equal groups and counting all the objects. They also solve division problems by dealing out one or more objects at a time.

Animal Legs [Concrete Modeler ×/÷]
Whole Group

Buying Candy Bars [Concrete Modeler]
Small Group

Shared Story: Two of Everything
Routines & Transitions

Read Aloud: Bean Thirteen [Concrete Modeler × / ÷]
Routines & Transitions

Read Aloud: Quack and Count [Concrete Modeler × / ÷]
Routines & Transitions

How Many Eggs? [Concrete Modeler]
Small Group

Arrays: A Gateway to Multiplication
Whole & Small Group



