Week 1
Lesson 1
Multiplication With Repeated Addition
This lesson builds on the students prior knowledge of addition to show the student how addition can be used to both understand and solve multiplication problems.
Lesson 2
Multiplication With Arrays
In this lesson we will create visual representations of multiplication problems to easily understand and solve each problem.
 Week 2
Lesson 3
Multiplication With Equal Groups
This lesson is a highly visual way for students to see their multiplication problems represented with a picture so that they can easily understand the meaning of multiplication and solve each problem accurately. 
Lesson 4
Multiplication With Base 10
In this lesson we will use base 10 blocks to understand how place values can be easily multiplied in multiplication problems with larger numbers.
 Week 3
Lesson 5
Multiplication With Expanded Form
In this lesson we take the place value concepts learned in our base 10 blocks lesson and we will learn how to multiply larger numbers by simply expanding numbers out into smaller chunks.
Lesson 6
Division With Repeated Subtraction
This lesson utilizes the students prior knowledge of subtraction to show students how division problems can easily be solved by subtracting the same number over and over again.
 Week 4
Lesson 7
Division With Arrays
In this lesson students will use a visual representation to understand how division works and to easily solve division problems with accuracy.
Lesson 8
Division With Equal Groups
Students will solve division problems by drawing groups to clearly see the meaning of each division problem and to be able to easily check each of their answers.
 Week 5
Lesson 9
Division With Fact Families
In this lesson we will explore the connection between multiplication and division to easily solve division problems. Students will be able to see how their knowledge of multiplication math facts can help them to solve division problems quickly.
Lesson 10
Division With Remainders
Students will learn what happens when we have a division problem that does not divide evenly and there is a remainder at the end. This lesson is at an introductory level but students will be able to apply this skill to much larger division problems over time.