Standard Alignments:

CCSS Math: 3.NBT.3

3.NBT.3 Multiply one-digit whole numbers by multiples of 10 in the range 10-90 (e.g., 9 × 80, 5 × 60) using strategies based on place value and properties of operations.

Related Lessons

Round Numbers to the Tens and Hundreds Place
Subtract Multi-Digit Numbers With Decomposing
Add Multi-Digit Numbers (with Composing)
Add Money Amounts
Order Whole Numbers (Thousands Place)
Solve Addition Word Problems (With Composing)
Subtract Money Amounts
Solve Subtraction Word Problems (With Decomposing)
Add Numbers without Composing
Subtract Numbers without Decomposing
Flashcards Solve Money Problems Involving Bills and Coins
Flashcards Subtract Three-Digits without Composing
Flashcards Identify Place Value of a Three-Digit Number
Flashcards Add Three-Digits Without Composing

Related Concepts

Grade 1 Common Core State Standards Learning Objectives - Math
Texas Learning Objectives Math (1st Grade)
Grade 1 StepUp Academy (4 Week Program)
Add With Two-Digit Numbers Within 20
Missouri Learning Standards Math (1st Grade)
Addition and Subtraction Clue Words Poster
Different Ways to Add Poster
Different Ways to Subtract Poster
Grade 2 Common Core State Standards Learning Objectives - Math
Texas Learning Objectives Math (2nd Grade)
Grade 2 StepUp Academy (4 Week Program)
Subtract Three Digit Numbers with Decomposing
Represent Sums on a Number Line
Make a Line Plot
Draw a Picture Graph
Recognize Shapes
Find the Area of a Rectangle
Partition Shapes into Equal Parts
Missouri Learning Standards Math (2nd Grade)
Memorize Division Facts 1-10
Grade 3 Common Core State Standards Learning Objectives - Math
Grade 3 Math Test Prep and Performance Tasks Workbook (USA)
Texas Learning Objectives Math (3rd Grade)
Grade 3 StepUp Academy (4 Week Program)
Use Operation Symbols to check an answer (add -sub)
Use Rounding to Estimate Answers
Flashcards Add One-Digit Numbers
Flashcards Add Three-Digits Without Composing
Use Operation Symbols to Check an Answer (Multiplication-Division)
Solve Two-Step Word Problems (Multiplication & Division)