Monster Math Multiplication Freebie

Do you need some extra practice using multiplication? If your students are just learning their multiplication facts, I have some fun games to share with you. These dice games reinforce multiplication facts 1-6. I want to offer this freebie from my Monster Multiplication Dice Game Pack to start learning those multiplication facts. It has a fun and engaging monster theme! All you need to do is print and play. 

How to play:
1. Two Players take turns rolling 2 dice.
2. The Players multiply the 2 numbers and announce the product.
3. Players cover the product on the game board with a game piece.
4. First player to cover 4 numbers in a row, wins!

Just click the picture to download the free game. 

Need more monster multiplication games? Read below. 

Monster Multiplication Dice Games includes 10 game boards. The game boards are fun and engaging with a monster theme. Each game board just needs two dice, some game tokens to cover the numbers, and players! These games are designed to print and play. Students will be learning and practicing their multiplication facts 1-6. Here are some game boards:

Here are more monster games that concentrate on the factors 1-10. Each game board focuses on one factor at a time. Plus there are a mix of game boards as well as missing numbers. This pack also comes in a division version as well.  

These games are set up to print and play as well. No dice are required for these games. 

Here are some more multiplication resources for the classroom.

Here are some older blog posts about multiplication you may like:
FREE Multiplication Table
Free Jar of Stars Multiplication Games
Super Multiplication and Division Worksheets
Key Words for Word Problems

Here are some multiplication resources you may need:
Multiplication Flash Cards
Multiplication Machine
Multiplication and Division Poster
Multiplication Electronic Machine
Multiplication Set
Multiplication Self Correcting Keys
Multiplication Slam Game

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