Summer Camp Supply Run: Multiplying for Big Groups
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Multiply by a one-digit number and multiply two two-digit numbers.
Supplies by the box
Multiply to find each total. Show your work on scrap paper.
1.
Camp Pinecrest has 8 cabins. Each cabin needs 135 craft sticks.
8 × 135 = craft sticks
2.
The camp kitchen orders 4 crates of paper cups. Each crate has 1,250 cups.
4 × 1,250 = cups
3.
The camp bus drives 216 miles each week. How many miles does it drive in 7 weeks?
miles
4.
The camp pool pump moves 3,406 gallons of water each day. Break apart 3,406 to find how many gallons it moves in 5 days.
3,000 × 5 =
400 × 5 =
6 × 5 =
So 3,406 × 5 = gallons
5.
The camp orders 9 boxes of napkins. Each box holds 1,108 napkins. How many napkins is that?
Big groups of campers
Multiply two two-digit numbers. Use partial products to help.
6.
There are 23 tents. Each tent uses 14 stakes. Find the partial products, then the total.
20 × 10 = 200
20 × 4 =
3 × 10 =
3 × 4 =
23 × 14 = stakes
7.
36 campers each put 15 beads on a bracelet. How many beads do they use in all?
8.
The camp buys 42 packs of water bottles. Each pack has 12 bottles.
42 × 12 = bottles
9.
Match each problem to its product.
10.
The camp director needs orders of more than 1,000 items. Circle every problem with a product greater than 1,000.
11.
At archery, 64 campers each shoot 25 arrows. How many arrows do they shoot in all?
arrows
Check the counselor's work
Answer in complete sentences.
12.
Jamal found 27 × 13 like this: 27 × 3 = 81, 27 × 1 = 27, and 81 + 27 = 108. What mistake did he make? Find the correct product.