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Lesson Plan: Multiplication of 3-Digit Numbers by 1

Subject: Mathematics
Year Group: 9
Duration: 30 minutes


Objectives

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

  1. Understand the concept of multiplying 3-digit numbers by 1.
  2. Demonstrate proficiency in performing multiplication of 3-digit numbers by 1.
  3. Apply the knowledge in practical examples.

Materials Needed


Introduction (5 minutes)

Begin the lesson by engaging the students with a quick recap of multiplication principles, as they relate to single-digit numbers. Explain that multiplying by 1 maintains the value of the number:

Introduce the concept that this principle extends to larger numbers, including 3-digit numbers.


Direct Instruction (10 minutes)

  1. Explain the Concept:

    • Write a 3-digit number on the board, for example, 456.
    • Show the multiplication operation:
      ( 456 \times 1 = 456 )
  2. Demonstrate Multiple Examples:

    • Calculate the following on the whiteboard:
      • ( 123 \times 1 )
      • ( 789 \times 1 )
      • ( 345 \times 1 )
  3. Key Point:

    • Emphasize that multiplying any number by 1 results in the original number. This reinforces the identity property of multiplication.

Guided Practice (10 minutes)

Distribute worksheets containing a variety of multiplication problems where students multiply different 3-digit numbers by 1.

Example Problems:

  1. ( 234 \times 1 )
  2. ( 512 \times 1 )
  3. ( 804 \times 1 )
  4. ( 927 \times 1 )

Encourage students to share their answers with a partner and discuss any difficulties they encounter.


Independent Practice (5 minutes)

Have students complete the remaining problems on the worksheet independently. Circulate the room to offer assistance as needed.

Additional Problems:

  1. ( 600 \times 1 )
  2. ( 415 \times 1 )
  3. ( 777 \times 1 )

Conclusion and Questions (5 minutes)

Wrap up the lesson by revisiting the key concepts learned:

Encourage students to reflect on real-world applications of this concept, such as when calculating total quantities in different contexts.


Homework

Assign a homework task where students must find five 3-digit numbers in their daily life (e.g., prices, page numbers) and write a short paragraph about how multiplying these numbers by 1 reinforces their understanding of multiplication.


This lesson plan incorporates UK standards by providing a clear structure and engaging interaction while applying practical examples consistent with the mathematical curriculum for Year 9 students.