Multiplication Squares (1-6) Game
A 2-4 player dice game where students multiply two rolled numbers (1-6) and claim board squares by that product, practicing 1-6 multiplication facts.
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A 2-4 player dice game where students multiply two rolled numbers (1-6) and claim board squares by that product, practicing 1-6 multiplication facts.
Multiplication fact fluency practice for the ×8 table, presented as repeating three-column number strips.
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Give students repeated practice recalling multiplication facts for the 12 times table.
A beach-themed packet of ELA and math practice activities: opinion/persuasive writing prompts, multiplication fact practice, and parts-of-speech sorting.
A 2-4 player dice game where students multiply two rolled numbers (1-12) and claim board squares by that product, practicing 1-12 multiplication facts.
Multiplication fact fluency practice for the ×6 table, presented as repeating three-column number strips.
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Multiplication fluency practice moves between organized fact sets and mixed drills. Core pages work with factors from 2 through 9, while extension sections introduce 11, 12 and 13. Several layouts split a page into smaller practice blocks, making it possible to choose the amount of work before setting a timer. Supplied answer pages cover the drill sets, and an additional ABCs of Multiplication practice page offers another review format.
A tree/leaves-themed partner dice game for practicing number recognition, differentiated by number range.
Practice recognizing and adding number combinations that equal a specified target sum.
Multiplication fact fluency practice for the ×7 table, presented as repeating three-column number strips.
Each student uses a laminated haunted-house mat covered with numbers and takes turns spinning a number spinner (built with a paper clip and pencil). If the spun number has a match on the mat that would sum to 10, the student covers that number with a mini-marshmallow ("ghost poop"); if not, or if the spinner lands on "oops poops," play passes to the next student. The first student to cover every number on their mat wins, and — per the game's own instructions — students get to eat their marshmallows afterward. The game reinforces partners of 10 through repeated spin-and-match turns.
A mental-math practice and matching-card game for estimating square roots and cube roots using benchmark perfect squares/cubes.
A fall leaf-themed partner dice game for practicing number recognition, differentiated by number range.
Dice and counters game for practicing counting and one-to-one correspondence.
Multiplication fact fluency practice for the ×2 table, presented as repeating three-column number strips.
Practice number bonds to 5 and 10 (making 5 / making 10) through a spinner game.
Practice addition doubles facts (e.g. 1+1 through 10+10) through a dinosaur-themed color-by-number activity to build mental math fluency.
A math center worksheet that uses ancient-China history facts (papermaking, silk, the Silk Road) as context for multiplication and estimation practice.
Provide drill practice for 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication.
Multiplication fact fluency practice for the ×10 table, presented as repeating three-column number strips.
Mental-calculation addition practice using pairs of single-digit numbers, presented as 9 worksheet pages.
Give students a partner-based fluency drill game for multiplication facts 2 through 12 using a 'poke card' format in place of traditional flash cards.