Master the Multiplication Facts With Fun Games! Ongoing

Natalie Wright

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(259)

In this weekly class, students will practice their multiplication facts 0-12 with a different game each class! Each game is fun, interactive, engaging and will make multiplication FUN, boost confidence and help memorize the facts! #academic

Class Experience

US Grade 2 - 5

In this fun and interactive ongoing class, students will practice their 0-12 multiplication facts by playing an interactive game with their peers. Each class we will play a different game that allows students to interact, collaborate, have conversation and most importantly, have a blast practicing and memorizing multiplication facts with each other!  We will play all of the games together as a group, as teams or students vs teacher. Some games will be on the computer using sites like Blooket,...

Students will practice multiplication math facts by playing fun games.

Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
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  1 file available upon enrollment
Come prepared to have fun!

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:Kahoot
Nearpod
Quizlet
Gimkit
Blooket

Nearpod- A site I use to create an interactive lesson. Students will join the lesson via a code. Students will be able to interact with the lesson via matching games, drawing on slides, games and more.

Blooket- A game students will join via a code. Students will choose a few games to play together as they answer multiplication questions.

Kahoot- A game students will join via a code. Students try to be the fastest to answer the multiplication question as they play against each other.

Available times

Pacific

This class is in high demand! 5 times have sold out.

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Meet the teacher

Natalie Wright

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(259)

Hello!  My name is Natalie! I am a former Special Education Resource Teacher of 4 years.  I have taught grades K-6 reading, writing and math small groups. I taught students with learning disabilities for 30 to 45 minutes  a day, then they would go...