Learning Basic Multiplication Spin Facts

Spin-and-solve multiplication: learners spin for numbers, write each equation as factor x factor = product and solve it, with a 1 to 12 times table on hand for reference.
Grades
Grades 2–3
Pages
12
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Subject
Multiplication and Division, Math
Topic
Math, Division
Resource types
Workbooks, Worksheets
Preparation
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About this resource

This Learning basic Multiplication workbook is great for young learners that are beginning to learn how to work with multiplication and/or multiplication. This helpful workbook serves as an easy and fun way to learn basic multiplication by simply spinning a dial. Learning multiplication can be difficult for some learning which can be intimidated at first.  This workbook gives the students the opportunity to spin and create the equations then solve it.  Students will spin the spinner which gives the numbers to use then they can work out the equation to get the correct answers. There is a multiplication chart attached if need when your student gets stuck.


Many students like a challenge and enjoy figuring things out on their own.  So why not make it fun!  What’s more fun than spinning a game dial while you learn.

This may be used as a group activity or standalone assignment

Great for home-schools

Great for parents that would like a little more study time for their student

12 pages

Instructions:

Print out sheets on card stock paper

Laminate sheets for longer use

Add the spinner (Amazon)

Works great with Dry Erase Markers

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Solve basic multiplication facts through 12

  • Write a multiplication equation from two given numbers

  • Relate multiplication to repeated addition

Teaching tips

  • The spinner page needs a pointer, such as a bought spinner arrow or a paper clip held in place with a pencil.

  • Students can confirm their products against the included times table.

Skills covered

  • Fact fluency — solving equations built from spinner results

  • Equation writing — recording factors and products in factor x factor = product form

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Multiplication facts

  • Factors

  • Repeated addition

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