Multiplication Squares #2

Build your multiplication fluency with this engaging puzzle! Young mathematicians will complete each square by finding common factors. A few numbers from the first puzzle have been filled in as an example.

This third-grade puzzle is a fun way to practice multiplication fact fluency within 100. Having basic facts memorized will help students work through more complex math concepts quickly and accurately. This format will also reinforce the relationship between multiplication and division, as students can use either operation to fill in the boxes.

This worksheet is the second in this series! Keep practicing with Multiplication Squares #3, or complete the previous worksheet here: Multiplication Squares #1.