Teach 4th grade students about multiplication and division strategies such as area models, partial products, and partial quotients, using these anchor chart posters. Print the multiplication and division bookmarks for your students to keep in their math journals. Use a magnetic arrow or student clothespins to mark the progression from arrays to the standard algorithm. This comprehensive set is designed to guide students through a seamless continuum of learning, making the journey from multiplicative arrays to standard algorithms a breeze.
 
Check out the Contents of these Multiplication and Division Anchor Charts:
✏️ Posters (Printer Paper - 8.5" x 11")
✏️ Student Cards (4 per page)
✏️ Bookmarks
Multiplication Strategies: Array, Area Model, Partial Products, and Standard Algorithm
Division Strategies: Array, Area Model, Partial Products, and Standard Algorithm
 
Hear about these Multiplication and Division Posters from educators like you!
⭐️ “LOVE THIS! My students can use these as visual ways to learn and can always go back to them or look up in the classroom for these resources."
⭐️ “These are great posters to introduce and use during our multiplication and division unit."
⭐️ “This resource was helpful in explaining the area model for multiplying multi-digit numbers."
⭐️ “Great anchor charts!"
 
Each poster contains clear explanations of the respective multiplication or division methods. Visual aids, diagrams, and examples are incorporated to simplify complex concepts, making it easier for students to grasp the fundamental principles.
 
Use these Multiplication and Division Anchor Charts in so many ways!
✅ Print the posters to hang on the wall of your classroom. Add a new poster each time you teach that strategy.
✅ Invite students to clip their name next to the strategy they used during the daily math lesson.
✅ Cut apart student cards and attach with a metal ring so they can keep the visuals in their desks.
✅ Slide bookmarks into students' math journals to mark their spot!
 
✨ Empower your students to take ownership of their learning journey. With the ability to track their progress on the posters, students will feel a sense of accomplishment and motivation as they advance through each stage. These posters help them make sense of the progression of math strategies they are using to multiply and divide.
 
Find answers to your questions about these 4th-grade math posters:
✋ What tips do you have for displaying the posters?
Print the “Multiplication” and “Division” title signs and hang the progression posters underneath. I slide mine inside page protectors so I don’t have to laminate. This also allows me to hang each poster individually as I teach different strategies to my students.