Time for December's
Loved That Lesson! This is a quick & short one (but one that my kids never tire of playing)! It's a review game for multi-digit multiplication and can be differentiated for various needs of your students.
Equipment: playing cards (remove 10s and face cards), score card, pencil
Directions: Each player takes 3-5 cards. Set up the cards to make a multiplication problem (3-digits x 1 or 2-digits). Check your partner’s work. Highest product gets the point for the inning. Place cards at the bottom of the deck. Draw again for next inning.
You can download a copy
here. Thanks to Meg at
The Teacher Studio for the linky party! Click on the button below to check out more great lessons!
So totally sharing this with my upper elementary friends! Love the easy set up as well!
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It's a big hit with my kids! And I especially love that students can practice with 2-digit x 1-digit or higher problems, as needed! Thanks for sharing, Heidi!
DeleteFabulous actiivty!!! So engaging and fun. I love when a lesson incorporates student interaction!
ReplyDeleteMy students don't even mind practicing long multiplication problems when they think it's a game! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteThanks so much for linking up! I love activities that kids can do to practice their precision and fluency--while feeling like they are "playing"!
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