Addition
For addition, Everyday Mathematics
offers four methods.

Partial Sums Method

Column Addition Method

A Fast Method (traditional)

Opposite Change Rule
Multiplication
For multiplication, Everyday Mathematics
offers four methods

Partial Products Method

Lattice Method

A Short Method

Egyption Method
Division
For division, Everyday Mathematics
offers two methods

Partial Quotient Method

Column Division Method
Everyday Mathematics Methods
Everyday Mathematics (Everyday Math, aka Chicago Math) is a K-6 curriculum
developed by the University of Chicago School Mathematics Project (UCSMP) and
published by Everyday Learning Corporation, a part of SRA McGraw-Hill. A notable
feature of Everyday Mathematics is its presentation of multiple methods or procedures
for the basic operations.      
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