• Multiplication Facts Bundle: fact fluency practice & review, no prep. Shows 7 fun activity books for facts from x2 to x12.
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Multiplication Facts BUNDLE

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Knowing multiplication facts is one of the MOST IMPORTANT math skills your child will learn in elementary school. 

Kids should ideally master all their times tables by fourth grade, before they tackle higher level math skills (division, fractions, etc). 

A lot of kids feel frustrated and overwhelmed as they struggle with multiplication facts. (There are a total of 144 separate facts!) To an 8-year-old, it can feel impossible.

But with the right strategy, kid-friendly practice, and a range of activities to reach your child's learning style, learning multiplication facts becomes simple...and fun!

  • Context that makes sense: Understand multiplication in meaningful ways, so right off the bat she knows what multiplication is for.
  • Patterns and connections: See the big picture, and visualize how different fact patterns fit together. (She'll use this later to solve harder problems.)
  • Speedy Solver tricks: Learn how to solve multiplication facts quickly without counting on fingers--even if you haven't memorized them all yet.
  • Fun games: Laser focused on that exact multiplication fact, these games work way better than flash cards to build skills with multiplication facts.
  • Playful practice: A variety of kid-friendly puzzles, games, and crafts to practice those skills over and over until they become automatic.
  • Show What You Know: Math practice pages and blank multiplication chart let kids show what they've learned--and celebrate!
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The Multiplication Facts Bundle includes the following printable activity packs. 

Even if your child has already learned some of the easier facts, it's a good idea to go through all of the modules as review to make sure she has a solid foundation before moving onto the harder facts. 

Easier facts, such as x1, x2 and x10, are often used as benchmarks to solve the harder facts. The activities and skills build on each other, so I recommend working through them in this order:

 

**Instant digital download--nothing will be shipped. Your activity pack will be available immediately upon purchase to print out and use. 

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All activities are designed for elementary ages 5-11. Many activities can be used with mixed ages or math levels.

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