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Multiplication Games

This document provides instructions for 9 multiplication games and activities: 1. Flip Up - A card game where players flip cards and say the product to earn the cards 2. Multiplication.com - An online game site for practicing multiplication 3. Multiplication Dominoes - A domino game where players match dominoes by solving multiplication problems 4. Circles and Stars - A drawing activity where players roll dice to create shapes and write multiplication problems 5. Flashcards - Using flashcards to practice multiplication facts alone or against a partner or clock 6. Ball Pass - Shouting multiplication facts and throwing a ball back and forth with a partner 7. Skip Counting - Taking turns skip counting by multiples to

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Multiplication Games

This document provides instructions for 9 multiplication games and activities: 1. Flip Up - A card game where players flip cards and say the product to earn the cards 2. Multiplication.com - An online game site for practicing multiplication 3. Multiplication Dominoes - A domino game where players match dominoes by solving multiplication problems 4. Circles and Stars - A drawing activity where players roll dice to create shapes and write multiplication problems 5. Flashcards - Using flashcards to practice multiplication facts alone or against a partner or clock 6. Ball Pass - Shouting multiplication facts and throwing a ball back and forth with a partner 7. Skip Counting - Taking turns skip counting by multiples to

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FLIP UP MULTIPLICATION.

COM
Rules: Divide a deck of cards between two players. Each
player flips over a card at the same time. The first player to
say the correct product gets to keep the cards. If a player With adult help, log on to multiplication.com
calls out the wrong answer, the other player gets the cards Choose one of the many games to play using
The player with the biggest pile of cards wins. multiplication.
All face cards are used as 11’s. Materials: Computer with internet access
Materials: Deck of Cards Parent permission

MULTIPLICATION DOMINOS CIRCLES AND STARS


(Learning Doubles) Roll the dice and draw that many circles. Roll again, and
Place all dominos face down on a table. Each player chooses put that number of stars in each circle. Write the mult.
10 dominoes for their pile. Choose one domino as the start problem under the circles and stars and find the product.
domino. Players take turns matching up edges, but have to The product is your score for that round. Continue with
solve the multiplication problem correctly before placing the your partner for 5 rounds. After 5 rounds, total all the
domino. For example: If a two dot side is exposed, I can put stars. The player with the most stars wins.
my two dot side with it as long as I say “2x2 equals 4”.
Materials: Dominos Materials: Dice, paper, pencil

FLASHCARDS CLOSE TO 100


Use your set of flashcards to practice multiplication Each player rolls two dice and finds the product. Keep a
problems. Challenge a partner or try to beat the running total of the products. The player who gets 100 or
clock! closest to 100 is the winner. Make sure to record the factors
and products.
Materials: Flashcards Materials: Dice

BALL PASS Times Table Jump Rope


Shout out a multiplication fact to your partner Choose a set of facts to work on. As you jump rope, call out
while throwing a ball to them. Your partner will the factors and products to the beat of your jumping rope.
“5x5 is 25” “5x6 is 30”
then give the product out loud and throw back the
ball . Materials: Jumprope

Materials: Partner, Ball

SKIP COUNTING BEAT THE CALCULATOR


You need a deck of cards and 3 people. The first player
(Multiples) flips over two cards. The second player says the product
You and a partner sit across from each other. The from memory. The third player uses the calculator to find
first player says a number between 1-10. The other the answer. The first player keeps score. The student that
player has to skip count to 100 using that number. finds the answer fastest gets a point. When a player has
The first player uses the 100’s chart to correct. 10 points, the round is over and the players switch jobs.
Players then switch roles.
Materials: Calculator, Cards, 3 players
Materials: 100’s chart, partner Face cards all equal 11
Jodie
Ward



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