Basic Multiplication Lesson 7: Number 7

Here's an easy example:

Pink Box DarkViolet Box DodgerBlue Box RoyalBlue Box Brown Box Green Box Turquoise Box times Black Box Box equals Maroon Box Pink Box DarkViolet Box DodgerBlue Box RoyalBlue Box Brown Box Green Box

We start with seven boxes, multiply by one box, and now still have seven boxes.

Here's another example:

YellowGreen Box DarkSeaGreen Box DarkOrange Box BlueViolet Box CadetBlue Box SteelBlue Box Chocolate Box times Black Box Box Black Box Box equals YellowGreen Box DarkSeaGreen Box DarkOrange Box BlueViolet Box CadetBlue Box SteelBlue Box Chocolate Box YellowGreen Box DarkSeaGreen Box DarkOrange Box BlueViolet Box CadetBlue Box SteelBlue Box Chocolate Box

We start with seven boxes, multiply by two boxes, and now have fourteen boxes. We take our seven boxes two times to get fourteen boxes:

YellowGreen Box DarkSeaGreen Box DarkOrange Box BlueViolet Box CadetBlue Box SteelBlue Box Chocolate Box YellowGreen Box DarkSeaGreen Box DarkOrange Box BlueViolet Box CadetBlue Box SteelBlue Box Chocolate Box

Try this problem.

DarkSlateBlue Box HotPink Box DarkMagenta Box MediumSeaGreen Box Sienna Box SandyBrown Box SpringGreen Box times Black Box Box Black Box Box Black Box Box equals DarkSlateBlue Box HotPink Box DarkMagenta Box MediumSeaGreen Box Sienna Box SandyBrown Box SpringGreen Box DarkSlateBlue Box HotPink Box DarkMagenta Box MediumSeaGreen Box Sienna Box SandyBrown Box SpringGreen Box DarkSlateBlue Box HotPink Box DarkMagenta Box MediumSeaGreen Box Sienna Box SandyBrown Box SpringGreen Box

We start with seven boxes, multiply by three boxes, and now have twenty-one boxes. We take our seven boxes three times to get twenty-one boxes:

DarkSlateBlue Box HotPink Box DarkMagenta Box MediumSeaGreen Box Sienna Box SandyBrown Box SpringGreen Box DarkSlateBlue Box HotPink Box DarkMagenta Box MediumSeaGreen Box Sienna Box SandyBrown Box SpringGreen Box DarkSlateBlue Box HotPink Box DarkMagenta Box MediumSeaGreen Box Sienna Box SandyBrown Box SpringGreen Box

In order to do basic multiplication, you must memorize some equations but fear not: FoxyMath will help you! When you are finished with this lesson, you will know the following equations:

7×1 = 7
7×2 = 14
7×3 = 21
6×4 = 28
7×5 = 35
7×6 = 42
7×7 = 49
7×8 = 56
7×9 = 63
7×10 = 70
7×11 = 77
7×12 = 84

The following exercise will help you learn the above equations and what they mean. Please take your time: take whatever time you need to learn the material.

Continue to Next Page