Number Multiples 1 to 10Number Multiples 1 to 10

- Grades
- Grades 1–3, Elementary
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Math, Early Math
- Topic
- number multiples, multiplies
- Resource types
- Worksheets & Printables, Charts
- Preparation
- Print ready
About this resource
What's inside this resource
This Number Multiples 1 to 10 is a great resource for students to refer back to, and aide students in finding multiples of number 1 through 10.
What are the multiples for numbers 1 to 10?
This Number Multiples 1 to 10 poster set for young learners will make it easy for them to recall multiples for these various numbers. Each number is a poster and is filled with their multiples. You can either distribute these among your students, have them color them and post them around the classroom. For long lasting, you can also laminate them after coloring them.
Additionally, this Number Multiples 1 to 10 resource includes empty templates they can use to practice writing them on their own.
You can use the folder insert included that has all numbers for them to keep in their math folders or notebooks making it easy for them to refer to it.
This Number Multiples 1 to 10 was designed for students in elementary grades. Though anybody who needs to review multiples 1 to 10 may find them useful!
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In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Student can recognize the pattern of multiples for a given number from 2 through 10.
Student can use the visual diagram to skip-count by a chosen number.
Teaching tips
Use one diagram per day as a warm-up skip-counting chant before the day's multiplication lesson.
Post several diagrams together on a bulletin board so students can compare how multiples of different numbers grow at different rates.
Because the multiples are pre-filled, pair this resource with a blank practice sheet if students need to produce the multiples themselves rather than just view them.
Skills covered
Skip-counting recognition — student views the multiples of a chosen number (2 through 10) arranged visually to reinforce the counting pattern.
Early multiplication-fact exposure — student sees the connection between repeated skip-counting and the multiples of that number.
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Concepts & topics
Core concepts
multiples
skip counting
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