Candy Shop (Using Times as Many for Comparisons.)

The video tutorial explains how to compare quantities using a multiplicative approach. It uses the example of Sarah and Lily buying candy to illustrate that Lily has three times as much candy as Sarah. The lesson focuses on understanding multiplicative comparison, which involves comparing two quantities by expressing one as a multiple of the other.

What did Sarah and Lily go to the shop to buy?

• Candy

• Clothes

• Books

• Toys

How many bags of candy did Lily buy compared to Sarah?

• The same number

• Four times as many

• Twice as many

• Three times as many

If Sarah has one bag of candy, how many bags does Lily have?

• Two

• One

• Four

• Three

What is the term used to describe the comparison between Sarah and Lily's candy?

• Multiplicative comparison

• Subtractive comparison

• Additive comparison

• Divisive comparison

Which phrase best describes the relationship between the quantities of candy Sarah and Lily have?

• Lily has twice as much

• Lily has four times as much

• Lily has three times as much

• Lily has half as much