Line it Up Multiplication Game: Easy Multiplication Fact Practice through 12s
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Description
Multiplication games are a great way to support fact fluency. Engaging in self-checking math fact activities helps students give up that multiplication chart, and these fun multiplication puzzles with factors to 12 are great for supporting beginning multiplication fact practice in a format that works like "I Have Who Has" when you want or need students to work individually.
Research has shown that when students know their multiplication facts and achieve fluency, they can devote more mental energy to other tasks (like problem-solving). Multiplication fact practice doesn't have to be boring worksheets, multiplication drills, or timed tests.
This fun beginning multiplication activity is great for full-class practice, small group practice, or even as an intervention strategy.
With three versions to choose from, you can easily differentiate to make the game easier or more challenging through the use of images and font selection. The self-checking format is also great for independent work for early finishers!
Your download includes:
- 3 versions of each self-checking multiplication puzzle to allow for differentiation (background image, no image, and easy-to-read font)
- Teacher directions for printing, prep, and use
Multiplication Fact Puzzles included in this bundle:
✔ Multiply by 2s
✔ Multiply by 3s
✔ Multiply by 4s
✔ Multiply by 5s
✔ Multiply by 6s
✔ Multiply by 7s
✔ Multiply by 8s
✔ Multiply by 9s
✔ Multiply by 10s
✔ Multiply by 11s
✔ Multiply by 12s
✔ Mixed Practice
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