Multiplication and Division Facts Pack

This multiplication and division facts practice pack provides the perfect way to practice multiplication and division, no matter whether you are engaging in distance learning or in the classroom.

Each multiplication and division math center has:

• a fully digital game, with step by step instructions on how to use in Google Classroom™ and Microsoft OneDrive™.  Instructions for Canvas™ and Microsoft Teams™ is included (although students will still need to use Google™)

• an 'emailable' game with full instructions on how to make a game marker in Adobe Acrobat Reader™, so kids can play on their computer without the internet.

• a black ink copy that can be printed out and sent home.

And a

• math center game so your kiddos can engage in hands-on learning when they are at school.

Each game, whether it is digital or paper, includes an anchor chart explaining the concept. So regardless of whether your students are working from home or in the classroom, they can read about the strategy and get hints and tips.

⭐ You can find this pack in Third Grade Math Centers for Distance Learning

22 games included

Multiplication

• Multiplying by 1
• Multiplying by 2
• multiplying by 3
• multiplying by 4
• Multiplying by 5
• Multiplying by 6
• Multiplying by 7
• Multiplying by 8
• Multiplying by 9
• Multiplying by 10
• Missing Factors (game 1)
• Missing Factors (game 2)

Division

• Dividing by 1
• Dividing by 2
• Dividing by 3
• Dividing by 4
• Dividing by 5
• Dividing by 6
• Dividing by 7
• Dividing by 8
• Dividing by 9
• Dividing by 10

How does the digital game work?

Each game includes illustrated, step by step instructions and because the format of each game is similar, once students can play one game, they can play them all. Students place the game marker on the game and slide the die cover up to the monster to reveal the amount of their first ‘roll’. They move their marker that amount of spaces and record the answer to the problem they land on – just like a regular board game. Two recording sheets are included for students playing in pairs.

How does the ‘emailable’ game work?

In the pack, you’ll find a PDF ‘emailable’ game to match each google slide game. Step by step instructions are included to show students and their parents how to make a game counter (adult help will be required initially). Students will just require a coin to move – heads move 2 spaces, tails move 5. Students click in the editable field and type in their answers. A black ink game is included for parents wishing to print out the game or for teachers wanting to send it home.

Using the printable math center games

Inside the pack, you’ll find two different formats for the classroom math center game inside. One format is quarter-sized (to fit in photo cases) and the other is half-sized (1/2 8.5" x 11"). If your students have vision or fine motor difficulties, it is recommended to use the larger sized paper for the center. 

Terms of Use

These games are for single classroom use. Teachers may send the games home to students, either in printed or digital format. The games are not to be placed on any platform that is not secure, for example, if a site doesn’t require a password to access it, it is not secure.