March 3, 2023
FREE Printable Multiplication Spinner Game – Spin and Multiply!

FREE Printable Multiplication Spinner Game – Spin and Multiply!

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Once children figure out to multiply numbers 1-12 it is time to start working on multi digit multiplication. This fun, free printable multi digit multiplication games is such a great multiplication activity for 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade students. Simply print pdf file with the multiplication spinner game to make practicing fun and easy!

Multiplication Spinner

I was caught off guard recently by the fact that my daughter (third grade) was suddenly learning to multiply multi-digit numbers. I feel like I blinked and we’re already here! Because this is brand new for her, I wanted to make sure we began with baby steps. I also created some additional games so we could make practice fun and meaningful! One of those games is the Spin and Multiply Game I’m sharing today! This multi digit multiplication games is a great way to practice multiplying one and two digit numbers with your grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and grade 6 students.

Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler  – you will love this no prep multiplication game to make achieving math fluency easy. This is great for extra practice, summer learning, math center in your classroom, and as a supplement to your homeschool math curriculum.

multi digit multiplication games printable

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Spin and Multiply Game Cards

multi digit multiplication games

As with any new math concept, I began teaching by reminding her of what she already knows about multiplication. We reviewed multiplication lots of different ways and I made sure she understood place value.

Then we looked at multiplying larger numbers using the very same ideas and understanding that she had applied to single digit multiplication.

I also made sure to show her and provide practice with several different methods. One example is to teach multi-digit multiplication with area models.

Other methods we used include partial products, creating arrays with manipulatives and making a table.

Once she had a solid understanding and could determine which methods to use for certain problems, it was time to practice by playing fun games!

Double Digit Multiplication Games

double digit multiplication games

This game is simple and low prep once you gather all the materials. Before you begin, you will need to print the spinner mat, BINGO solution game cards as well as a recording sheet for each player (all included in the file).

To assemble the spinner, you can either use a paperclip and a paper fastener brad, or you can do what I do and use a pencil.

You will then need some game pieces to cover the solution cards. This can be anything at all: unifix cubes, beads, coins, counters, etc.

Or if you laminate the cards, you can use dry erase markers to cross out the solutions. Then simply erase when you’re finished playing!

free Multiplication Practice activity for 4th grade, 5th grad,e, and 6th grade kids

2 digit by 2 digit multiplication games printable

The goal of this game is to be the first to cover all 4 solutions on your BINGO card, or to be the player with the most solutions covered at the end of the game.

To begin, the first player spins once on each spinner and records the values on their recording sheet.

Spin and Multiply Recording Page

multi digit multiplication

They then use the space provided to find the solution and record their final answer.

If the solution is on their BINGO card, they can cover it with one of their game pieces.

If not, it is the next player’s turn.

Players continue spinning and solving problems until someone covers their whole board or until everyone completely fills in their recording page (8 multiplication problems).

If no one covers the whole board, then after the game ends the player with the most solutions covered wins!

I hope you enjoy this fun, yet simple, game for multiplying one and two digit numbers!

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Multiplication Facts games

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Multiplication Activities

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Multiplication spinner game

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