My kids love these games! The facts in this game are 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication. There are 2 sets included in this produce. The first has 15 cards and the second has the first 15 plus 8 more. The reason for this is that these problems take a while to solve. If you print 2 copies of the 15 card set, then you can divide your class in half and have them race. If you'd rather all of your students participate in one game, then the 23 card set would be better suited for your plans. These are great games for subs to do also!

The fun game of I Have...Who Has?! There are 15 or 23 cards (depending on which set) that follow each other, and are made to be passed out to each kid. If you have extras, then some kids get more than one! Too few? They get to share! Another option is to put these in a math center and have students work together to put them in the right order.

With these, they may need to solve them on dry erase boards or paper, so I usually write down the problem on the board when the student reads it so the kids can transcribe it on their board. It may take them a while at first to do this activity, but you'll be amazed at how fast they get after some practice!