Math by Ozzy

These quizzes are presented in a simple algebraic format, working on multiplication facts using timed quizzes looking for products, factors and quotients. There is practice with a regular times table and jumbled times table. Practice can also be done on any number of cell phone apps. There are two 50 question quizzes. The first quiz can be used as a diagnostic assessment, and the second as a summative assessment. There are also nine 10 question weekly quizzes. I like using these to address basic

This is the second of two 50 question multiplication fact quizzes that can be used along with my nine 10 question quizzes. The questions are presented algebraically. This quiz is intended to be used summatively. At the beginning of the school year this quiz, along with the rest of the set, can be used to check basic understandings of the use of variables as well as to reinforce knowledge of the 1 to 12 multiplication facts.

This is the first of two 50 question multiplication fact quizzes that can be used along with my nine 10 question quizzes. The questions are presented algebraically. This quiz is intended to be used diagnostically. At the beginning of the school year this quiz, along with the rest of the set, can be used to check basic understandings of the use of variables as well as to reinforce knowledge of the 1 to 12 multiplication facts.

This is the third set of three 10 question multiplication fact quizzes. The questions are presented in an algebraic format. At the beginning of the school year these can be used to check basic understandings of the use of variables as well as to reinforce knowledge of the 1 to 12 multiplication facts.

This is the second set of three 10 question multiplication fact quizzes. The questions are presented in an algebraic format. At the beginning of the school year these can be used to check basic understandings of the use of variables as well as to reinforce knowledge of the 1 to 12 multiplication facts.

This is the first set of three 10 question multiplication fact quizzes. The questions are presented in an algebraic format. At the beginning of the school year these can be used to check basic understandings of the use of variables as well as to reinforce knowledge of the 1 to 12 multiplication facts.

This is a basic 12 by 12 multiplication table for students to complete by hand. It can be used to look at and identify various multiplicative relationships such as perfect squares, factors and multiples. I included a question about perfect squares, but students could be asked where they could easily find the multiples of six or four or five, and then to explain why these multiples appear at other places on the times table as well.

This is a fun variation on the typical 12 by 12 multiplication table. The values along the sides of the table are jumbled, and so a skip counting/additive strategy is less useful. After completion, there are still some relationships that can be identified.