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12x6=72

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11x6=66

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10x6=60

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9x6=54

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8x6=48

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7x6=42

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6x6=36

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5x6=30

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4x6=24

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3x6=18

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2x6=12

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6x1=6

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100x100=10000

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Listen to the following word problems involving multiplying numbers and solve.

1.  There are 3 erasers in a box.  How many erasers are in 4 boxes?

2.  Each student has 3 skittles.  If there are 9 students, how many skittles are there in all?

3.  There are 5 crayons in a box.  If there are 9 boxes, how many crayons are there altogether?

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Die Multiplikationsreihen mit den 1x1 Umschlägen üben

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Die Multiplikationsreihen mit den 1x1 Umschlägen üben

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Sing along to the songs below to help remember your multiplication facts.

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Multiplication Mash Up - A Fun Way to Learn Your Multiplication Facts!

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5x1=5
5x2=10
5x3=15
5x4=20
5x5=25
5x6=30
5x7=35
5x8=40
5x9=45
5x10=50

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Use a camera to take pictures of arrays you see throughout the day. Write the multiplication fact represented by these arrays on a piece of paper. Tche arrays can be inside or outside, at home or at school. Find at least 5 arrays to share with the class.

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Sing along to the songs below to help remember your multiplication facts.

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Multiplication Mash Up - A Fun Way to Learn Your Multiplication Facts!

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Use a chart to write a multiplication fact on each hand.  Hang the hands around your house and high five them while saying the math fact each time you walk by.

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We love to play math games around here and these multiplication games have been used over and over again in our house. I first shared the idea of Multiplication High Fives here, then decided to take it to the next level and create a downloadable multiplication chart and High Five template. This method has been so effective in getting math facts to stick for my kids. I hope you'll find it useful as well.

High Five Math Games use Whole Body Learning to engage the brain in understanding and retaining concepts paired with movement. Watch the video to see the games we play with High Five Multiplication, then download the printable pdf file.

How to Play Multiplication High Fives

1. Download the multiplication chart and the High Fives template (below). Print out as many copies as you need. You can print left hands or right hands, depending on your child's dominant hand.

Money saving tip: I hate spending so much money on color printer ink cartridges so I print most things in black and white onto colored paper. A package of colored paper is a fraction of the cost of color ink cartridges. This is the paper I used.

2. Have your child use the chart to write each multiplication equation onto the High Fives and cut each page in half to separate the hands. We use this tape to attach the High Fives to walls and doors without ruining the paint and, wow, does Amazon have a much better price on that tape than my local big box stores!

3. Get ready to play! Kids can High Five every time they go up the stairs, out the door, or wherever you see the opportunity in your home for frequent practice. Once they master a set of numbers, move on to the next set.

Download the pdf file:

Click here to download the pdf file: Multiplication High Fives packet.

More fun math games using Whole Body Learning:

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Multiplication Games ~ Learn Times Tables While You Move | Creekside Learning

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This post may contain affiliate links. We love to play math games around here and these multiplication games have been used over and over again in our house. I first shared the idea of Multiplication High Fives here, then decided to take it to the next level and create a downloadable multiplication chart and High Five template.

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Drill your multiplication facts on the computer.

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These online electronic multiplication flash cards help teachers and parents check student multiplication progress.

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Play the multiplication fact game on education.com and see how quickly you can get through the cards.

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9 is one less than 10! When practicing fact families, remind your child that there are patterns in multiplication! What pattern exists for the 9's family? Practice this fact family with this interactive matching game and get faster at answering multiplication problems.

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Play a game of War to practice your multiplication facts.

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Create arrays using Legos to solve each of the following multiplication problems.

3 x 4 = ?
5 x 2 = ?
6 x 1 = ?

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Listen to the following word problems involving multiplying numbers and solve.

1.  There are 3 erasers in a box.  How many erasers are in 4 boxes?

2.  Each student has 3 skittles.  If there are 9 students, how many skittles are there in all?

3.  There are 5 crayons in a box.  If there are 9 boxes, how many crayons are there altogether?