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== Presentation ==
== Presentation ==
# Carry the material to a large mat.  Place the box of bead bars in the upper right corner.
# Carry the material to a large mat.  Place the box of bead bars in the upper right corner.
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# For the first set of problems choose multiplication by 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, or 9.  (We've used 7 here.)  Take out one 7 bar and lay it horizontally as shown.  Say, "This is seven one time. Seven times one."
# For the first set of problems choose multiplication by 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, or 9.  (We've used 7 here.)  Take out one 7 bar and lay it horizontally as shown.  Say, "This is seven one time. Seven times one."
#:[[File:Mult with Bead Bars 2.JPG|230px|center]]
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# Use the pointer to count the beads.
# Use the pointer to count the beads.
#:[[File:Mult with Bead Bars 3.JPG|230px|center]]
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# Lay the answer vertically beneath the first bead bar.
# Lay the answer vertically beneath the first bead bar.
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# Take out two 7 bars and lay them as shown. Say, "This is seven two times. Seven times two." Use the pointer to count until you reach ten.  Leave the pointer in place.
# Take out two 7 bars and lay them as shown. Say, "This is seven two times. Seven times two." Use the pointer to count until you reach ten.  Leave the pointer in place.
#:[[File:Mult with Bead Bars 5.JPG|230px|center]]
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# Take a ten bar from the box and lay it as shown.  Continue counting the rest of the beads starting over from one to see how many beads are remaining.
# Take a ten bar from the box and lay it as shown.  Continue counting the rest of the beads starting over from one to see how many beads are remaining.
#:[[File:Mult with Bead Bars 6.JPG|230px|center]]
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# step seven
# step seven
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# step eight
# step eight
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# step nine
# step nine
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# Put all the beads back in the box.  Repeat the process with another number.
# Put all the beads back in the box.  Repeat the process with another number.
#:[[File:Mult with Bead Bars 10.JPG|360px|center]]
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# When doing multiplication of tens there won't be enough bead bars in the set to do all the problems.  Do the first few and then reuse the bead bars for the next few.  Allow the child to discover on her own the pattern in multiplication by ten.
# When doing multiplication of tens there won't be enough bead bars in the set to do all the problems.  Do the first few and then reuse the bead bars for the next few.  Allow the child to discover on her own the pattern in multiplication by ten.
#:[[File:Mult with Bead Bars 11.JPG|230px|center]]
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== Points of Interest ==
== Points of Interest ==

Revision as of 20:15, 20 February 2013

Multiplication With Bead Bars
Math - Memory Work
Mult with Bead Bars 8.JPG
LevelPrimary
Age5+

This activity helps to teach the child multiplication facts.

Presentation

  1. Carry the material to a large mat. Place the box of bead bars in the upper right corner.
    Mult with Bead Bars 1.JPG
  2. For the first set of problems choose multiplication by 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, or 9. (We've used 7 here.) Take out one 7 bar and lay it horizontally as shown. Say, "This is seven one time. Seven times one."
    Mult with Bead Bars 2.JPG
  3. Use the pointer to count the beads.
    Mult with Bead Bars 3.JPG
  4. Lay the answer vertically beneath the first bead bar.
    Mult with Bead Bars 4.JPG
  5. Take out two 7 bars and lay them as shown. Say, "This is seven two times. Seven times two." Use the pointer to count until you reach ten. Leave the pointer in place.
    Mult with Bead Bars 5.JPG
  6. Take a ten bar from the box and lay it as shown. Continue counting the rest of the beads starting over from one to see how many beads are remaining.
    Mult with Bead Bars 6.JPG
  7. step seven
    Mult with Bead Bars 7.JPG
  8. step eight
    Mult with Bead Bars 8.JPG
  9. step nine
    Mult with Bead Bars 9.JPG
  10. Put all the beads back in the box. Repeat the process with another number.
    Mult with Bead Bars 10.JPG
  11. When doing multiplication of tens there won't be enough bead bars in the set to do all the problems. Do the first few and then reuse the bead bars for the next few. Allow the child to discover on her own the pattern in multiplication by ten.
    Mult with Bead Bars 11.JPG

Points of Interest

Control of Error

Variations and Extensions

Material

Mult with Bead Bars Material.JPG

Make Your Own

Not counting the cost of wire or a box, you would need to find beads for less than 2¢ a piece to be a better deal than the lowest cost pre-made option.
To make a set with 55 of each bead bar you will need a total of 3025 beads (55 red, 110 green, 165 peach, 220 yellow, 275 turquoise, 330 lavender, 385 white, 440 brown, 495 dark blue, and 550 gold). I've included the approximate price per bead for each: (¢).

6mm Faceted Round Plastic Beads

6mm Smooth Round Plastic Beads

  • Jann's Netcraft (pick colors) $6.99/1000 (0.699¢)
  • Mud Hole (pick colors) $1.87/100 (1.87¢)
  • Shipwreck Beads (color mix) $2.25/500 (0.45¢), $3.00/1000 (0.3¢), $11.00/4500 (0.24¢), $30.00/13,500 (0.22¢)
  • Shipwreck Beads (pick colors) $2.89-$3.15/126 (2.29¢-2.5¢), $8.35-$9.25/504 (1.65¢-1.83¢), $13.47-$14.75/1008 (1.34¢-1.46¢), $38.30-$42.55/3024 (1.26¢-1.41¢)
  • Shipwreck Beads (pick colors) $3.39/200 (1.695¢), $7.95/600 (1.325¢), $9.95/1000 (0.995¢)

Where to Buy

55 of each bead bar
Adena $122.43
Albanesi $245.00
Alison's $85.00
Bruins $250.00
Cabdev $130.00
Cabdev $163.00
Cabdev $303.00
Cabdev $355.00
Caliber $66.99
Creative Learning $79.95
E & O $270.00
Grandpas $85.00
Hello Wood $534.00
Juliana Group $198.80
Kid Advance $74.99
Montessori Land $105.00
Montessori N' Such $148.00
Montessori Outlet $87.95
Nienhuis $181.70 (fused nylon beads)
Nienhuis $397.50 (glass beads)
Nienhuis $339.90 (nylon beads)

20 of each bead bar (no 10 bars)
Adena $53.64
Albanesi $136.00
Alison's $45.00
Alison's premium: $85.00
Bruins $99.00
Cabdev $43.00
Cabdev $117.00
Creative Learning $32.50
E & O $130.00
Hello Wood $172.00
Kid Advance $32.99
Montessori Outlet $32.95

10 of each bead bar (no 10 bars)
Alison's $35.00
Bruins $48.00
Cebdev $61.00
Grandpas $19.00 (does include 10 bars)
Hello Wood $126.00