Multiplication Centers

I’m a huge believer in making math fun. Math is not my favorite subject because it never came easy to me. As a teacher, it was the subject I dreaded teaching the most because it was so boring. I’m not a worksheet kinda girl and needed to make math more fun! Can you feel me, friends?

I really got into making math centers three years when I was teaching a 1/2 combo because I needed engaging material to keep m second graders busy while I was teaching a lesson to my first graders. I haven’t looked back since! I keep an area in the back of my room with all of our math manipulatives, supplies, and games. When kiddos finish their independent practice, they go grab a math center. They’re perfect to reinforce what we’re doing in class. Plus, I include centers that review skills we’ve already done so we’re continuously spiraling.
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What’s Included???
-Play with Arrays (Spin and make arrays on a grid)
Puzzle Fun (Students match the arrays with a number sentence to complete the puzzle. There are blank puzzle pieces for students to create their own puzzle as well.)
Let’s Scoot (Scoot game with recording sheet to practice identifying arrays)
Spin an Array
Clip-It (Clip cards with answer key)
Even or Odd Race (Practice identifying even and odd numbers. Includes one easy page and one challenge page)
Roll and Write

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