Use the games below with your child for some fun practice to help memorize the multiplication tables.Ĭorrect multiplication question to be dragged and dropped onto the corresponding answer. The games include simple drag and drop, “build the answer”, and “target the answer” type activities that can help memorize basic multiplication facts. In keeping with our “no bouncing frog” format, they are all clean and simple to try although they are still fun. The games listed below all involve multiplication. Games are often an excellent way for your child to learn math. Look for a green star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower.Multiplication does not have to be all worksheets, table, charts, tests and problems.

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Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Under each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. How to receive credit on TpT to use for future purchases: Click here to check it out - Multiplication Squares Games BUNDLE If you download the bundle, you will get all of the resources at a discounted price. Here is a complete list of my Multiplication Squares games:įinally, all of the materials listed above are also available in a bundled download on TPT. The winner is the player who wins the most squares. If the player closes the square around a sum, they win it! They should write their initials to keep score. Draw a line connecting two corners around the product. Typically played in pairs but could also be small groups. Gather 2 dice and a whiteboard marker (or other writing utensils) Print and laminate (if you want to reuse!) So I put these ones out on the weeks we're practicing doubling! I keep these as a maths centre or game for early finishers - We practice one times table per week and test each Friday. My students LOVE this game and I love it because they are practicing their times tables up to 5x12! It's a win-win! Multiplication Squares Game 5 Times Table

Multiplication games 5 times table