Division and Multiplication Worksheets with Popsicles

- Grades
- Grades 3–4
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Division, Multiplication and Division, Math
- Topic
- Multiplication, Division
- Resource types
- Worksheets
- Preparation
- Print ready
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About this resource
Here's a cool way for your learners to practice multiplication and division skills. This packet of 5 worksheets contains multiplication and division problems for numbers 0-12. Designed for learners in Grade 3 and Grade 4, these worksheets are differentiated to meet the needs of most learners. From basic multiplication equations to multiplication and division fact families, there is something for every learner. The set of worksheets is available in colour and b/w and an answer key is included. PLEASE NOTE: colour and b/w versions are identical.
When you purchase this product you will receive:
WORKSHEET 1: learners will complete multiplication equations (one equation per popsicle)
WORKSHEET 2: learners will complete division equations (one equation per popsicle)
WORKSHEET 3: learners will complete multiplication fact family equations (two per popsicle)
WORKSHEET 4: learners will complete division fact family equations (two per popsicle)
WORKSHEET 5: learners will complete one multiplication and one division equation (two equations per popsicle)
Answer key
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Solve multiplication and division facts with factors from 0 to 12
Write related multiplication and division equations within a fact family
Teaching tips
The single-operation pages can come before the fact-family pages, which ask for two related equations on each popsicle.
Skills covered
Fact recall — completing one multiplication or division equation on each popsicle
Relating operations — completing paired equations that share the same three numbers
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Multiplication facts
Division facts
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