Multiplication Dice Activity

Multiplication Dice Activity gives third grade kids a quick, low-prep way to practice multiplication facts.

Kids roll two dice, write the numbers on the mat and find the product. The recording sheet keeps track of every problem.

Use regular dice for facts to 6 x 6, or 10-sided dice for facts to 10 x 10.

How to Use Multiplication Dice Activity

1. Print the mat and recording sheet.
2. Kids roll two dice.
3. Kids write the two numbers and multiply.
4. Kids record the problem and product.
5. Repeat until the sheet is full.

Partner Game: Take turns rolling and checking each other.

Morning Work: Fill in one recording sheet as a warm-up.

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Easy Ways to Differentiate This Multiplication Activity

Every group has a mix of multiplication skills. These simple changes keep the activity familiar while meeting each child where they are.

For Children Who Need More Support:

• Use a multiplication chart.
• Draw arrays for each problem.
• Use one die and a set number.
• Skip count together.

For On-Level Practice:

• Fill the recording sheet.
• Say each fact out loud.
• Check with a partner.
• Circle facts you know by heart.

For an Extra Challenge:

• Use 10-sided or 12-sided dice.
• Write the related division facts.
• Roll three dice.
• Time yourself.

For Speech, OT, ELL or Special Education Support:

• Talk through each step together and give plenty of wait time.
• Accept pointing, gestures, AAC or any communication method the child already uses.
• Use large foam dice.
• Draw arrays to show each fact.

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Multiplication Dice Activity Is Perfect For:

• Third grade
• Fourth grade review
• Morning work
• Math centers
• Small-group instruction
• Intervention
• Special education
• ELL and multilingual learners
• Homeschool

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