Multiplication Squares #5

Grow your knowledge of multiplication facts with this fluency puzzle! To fill in each blank corner, young mathematicians will need to use common factors. Some of the numbers in the first square have been filled in to give learners a starting place.

Designed for third graders, this activity is an engaging way to practice multiplication fact fluency within 100. Having multiplication facts memorized will ensure students can solve problems quickly and accurately, which can be helpful as learners begin to work with larger numbers and more complex equations.

This worksheet is the last in this series. Complete the previous worksheet here: Multiplication Squares #4. For more multiplication fluency practice, try out Multiplication Facts to 10: Find the Missing Number.