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Build multiplication fact fluency with these fun spin & graph sheets.
Students will spin a product and color a space above the matching multiplication problem on the graph.
Space is also provided for students to draw an array to demonstrate their understanding of multiplication concepts.
All multiplication facts for 1-10 are included.
These pages are print & go. All you need is a pencil and a paper clip to make the spinner.
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