I drew a Christmas tree on a piece of craft paper and wrote basic multiplication facts (6x7, 8x9, 4x6, etc) on them. The answers were scrambled on dot stickers. My son solved the problem mentally and then placed the correct answer (sticker) on the problem. This was such a quick activity to put together and a FUN way to practice multiplication facts!
Another fun activity to practice multiplication (and division) facts are these color by number fact sheets! You can find these for FREE at Coloring Squared.
Practicing multiplication and division facts doesn't have to be boring! Make it festive and fun!
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I love the Christmas Multiplication activity. I never think to use dot stickers in an interactive ways as a 3rd grade teacher, like you said they aren't just used for the little ones. This is also a great way for students to work on their fine motor skills.
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative way to practice multiplication! I love how you turned learning into a fun Christmas activity with dot stickers and a Christmas tree! It’s great to see that you’re making learning interactive, and I bet your son really enjoyed it. I’ll definitely have to try the color-by-number worksheets too! And hey, for anyone looking to get more done while having fun, if you're swamped with assignments, you can always find someone to do my college assignment for me so I can focus on creative projects like these! Keep up the great work with these fun learning activities!
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