Multiplicative Comparison with Visual Models Worksheet Download
This worksheet has students use visual models such as bars and arrays to solve multiplicative comparison problems. They find quantities that are a certain number of times larger than another and connect the picture to a multiplication idea.
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Multiplicative Comparison with Visual Models
Students use visual models like bars or arrays to solve multiplicative comparison problems, such as finding a quantity a certain number of times larger than another.
About this worksheet
Students use visual models like bars or arrays to solve multiplicative comparison problems, such as finding a quantity a certain number of times larger than another.
Student objectives
- Understand what 'times as many' means using a picture
- Use bar models to compare two amounts
- Find a number that is several times larger than another
- Match a multiplication sentence to a visual model
Everyday practice
- Figure out how many treats you have if you get three times as many as your sibling
- Compare how many toys two people own when one has four times more
- Work out a recipe amount that is double or triple another ingredient
- Understand how much taller a tree is than a bush when it's five times the height