Peyton White

Use multiplication dominoes in your 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classroom to practice multiplication facts in a fun way. Can use in small groups Whole group - each student gets one domino and they have to work together to create the train. Matching equations line up with correct answers.

Editable and printable exit tickets designed for any grade level! This versatile resource includes a mix of quick check-ins where students circle an emoji to show understanding and response prompts where they can write and reflect on their learning. Perfect for assessing comprehension, encouraging student voice, and gathering instant feedback across any subject. Easy to customize, print, and use all year long!

Multiplication UNO is a great no-prep lesson ready to make any math time fun! Students love having the UNO cards, and as a reward I let them play UNO when they are done with the assignment. Have one person flip over an uno card. That card represents the number of groups you have. Have the other person flip over another card. That card represents the amount in each group. Use any method to solve!