Name __________________________
Weekly Focus:
Estimated Products vs. Exact Products
Monday Night:
Practice the standard form you learned in class. Ask for help at home if
you do not know it well yet.
Samples from class:
74
x 5
231
x 4
1,352
x
5
45
x 23
68
x 15
92
x 34
47
x 3
813
x 7
2,124
x
6
65
x 27
79
x 11
32
x 14
Tuesday Night: Estimate each product, then solve for the exact product. When estimating, use
mental math and write your numbers across! For the exact, use the standard method.
Estimated Product
1. Mr. Thomas gave 6 tours of the Statue of
Liberty each day. If there are 19 people in
every tour group, how many people will Mr.
Thomas guide in one day?
2. A package of plastic spoons contains 215
spoons. If Mrs. Roberts buys 7 packages, how
many spoons will she have?
3. Mrs. Murray teaches 3 sixth grade classes.
Each class has 32 students. How many sixth
graders does Mrs. Murray teach?
Exact Product
Wednesday Night: Estimate each product, then solve for the exact product. When estimating,
use mental math and write your numbers across! For the exact, use the standard method.
Estimated Product
Exact Product
1. Rafael made 9 round trips traveling to and
from his brother’s school in San Luis Obispo.
If each round trip was 316 miles, how many
miles did Rafael drive in all?
2. A small donkey weighs about 850 pounds.
If a walrus weighs about twice as much, how
much does a walrus weight?
3. Julie wanted to fill her photo album. She
put 7 pictures on each page and filled 15
pages. How many photos did she put in her
book?
Thursday Night: Estimate each product, then solve for the exact product. When estimating, use
mental math and write your numbers across! For the exact, use the standard method.
Estimated Product
Exact Product
1. At the Kraft warehouse, each shipping box
contains 36 packages of sliced cheese. If each
package had 18 slices, how many total slices
of cheese were in the shipping box?
2. Coach Darnell bought 12 soccer uniforms
for the team members. If each uniform cost
$19, how much did Coach Darnell spend?
3. Mrs. Roger’s students are going to a see a
play. If each of her 34 students were required
to pay $17, how much money did she need to
collect?
4. Finish all equations below.
7 x 4 = __________
70 x 4 = _______
7 x 40 = _______
70 x 40 = _________
4 x 9 = _______
40 x 9 = ________
4 x 90 = ________
40 x 90 = _______
7 x 6 = _______
7 x 60 = _______
70 x 6 = _______
70 x 60 = ______
9 x 7 = _______
90 x 7 = ______
9 x 70 = ______
90 x 70 = ______