Mental math activities with multiplication tables and more.Free Multiplication games to download instantly! If you’re looking for an easy way to practice multiplication facts, these multiplication game printables are available for your students for help with practicing beginner multiplication facts. Puzzles with the partial products algorithm for 1×2,1×3,2×2, and 2×3-digit multiplication. Puzzles with the area model for 1×2, 1×3, 2×2, and 2×3-digit multiplication. Practicing 1×2, 1×3 2×2, and 2×3-digit multiplication using the partial products algorithm. Practicing 1×2, 1×3, 2×2, and 2×3-digit multiplication using the area models. Find the premium version hereĬheck out the multi-digit addition/subtraction and the long division gamesįind the bundle with all 3 resources addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division games at a better price hereĬheck out our collection of multi-digit multiplication activity cards, (print and google slides) now with a worksheets version as well. This is a growing resource as more games (different numbers and more digits) will be added. The google slides version uses a spinner instead of dice. The students can do the calculations on paper or on slides. The premium version includes 6 games for 2 and 3 digit multiplication, the calculation templates, and the google slides version for each game. The templates help the students to keep track of the problems they solved and the teacher to check the work. 
The free version includes two print games for 2-digit multiplication and the templates for the calculations. They can also race to who will get a word first.īelow you will find the free and premium versions of this resource. The students are given a number of problems to solve and then check if they got a word with their letters. You can use the board as a worksheet and a single-player game/activity. Then they try to make the longest word with their letters. The team gets to roll a number of times let’s say 12 and do the calculations. This is a fun game to play with teams and pairs as well. If more than one players make a word the biggest word wins. You can decide that the word has to be 3 and more letters for a longer play. The first player to make an actual word wins.
You collect the letters and when you have enough to make a word you win. Every number that you mark on the grid gives you a letter. This game is very similar to the one above with the exception that instead of making four in a row you need to form a word.
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