Free Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable

We have been working on fun ways to practice our multiplication math facts.

There are so many ways to do this. We have been working on flash cards and spinning multiplication. They have both been fun to do. At my house, the girls just love to do the roll and cover activities.

By adding this one element it makes their learning fun and not always a chore to do the extra math work. This is a fun free zoo theme multiplication roll and cover.

The Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable is a fun addition to the multiplication printables on the site.

What is Multiplication?

Multiplication is one of the basic math operations that kids learn.

Multiplication is the addition of equal groups together. So you would be adding groups of 2 together.

You multiply these numbers together to get an answer.

An example is 2 x 3 = 2 + 2 + 2 = 6

And these multiplication printables work on multiplication in lots of different ways!

Multiplication Roll & Cover Printables

Zoo has to be one of our favorite themes to work with and this is loads of fun to use. There are 12 different zoo animals for all 12 numbers. That way when you change the multiplication number they are working on, you change the animal as well. You can make it something they can work up to

Each of the pages has 12 equations off to the side. They have space to write out all 12 equations.

Things we used with the Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable

• printer
• copy paper
• 12-sided dice
• pencil
• paperclips
• clear spinners
• sheet protectors
• dry erase markers
• binder
• clear counters

Ways to Use the Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable

You will see a few ways to use the multiplication roll and cover printable below.

Spinner for the Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable

We have been using a 12-sided dice for our rolling. But if you don’t have one there is a spinning chart in the set. You can use the clear spinners on it.

Use Dot Markers on the Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable

You can use dot marker on the numbers. You fill out the rolls on the side and then dot the answer. It is a fun way to work on multiplication.

Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable As a Math Center

If you want to make the printable a math center you can. It is easy. I just give them a set of multiplication flashcards on a ring, the page in a sheet protector dry erase markers, and clear counters.

They can write in the answer from the flashcards on the side and cover answers with the clear counters.

Store the Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable

I get asked all the time how I store my printables and these go into a multiplication binder that we use. It has the printables back to back. They can pull out and use the ones they need.

What you will find in the free multiplication printables:

• 13 pages total
• 1-12 spinner
• Zoo theme: 12 different animals
• Chart on the side to keep track of equations
• Numbers 1 through 12

Click here to get your copy of the Free Multiplication Roll & Cover Printable.

Multiplication Roll & Cover – Zoo Selling Set

A fun selling set with color and black and white. Plus comes with multiplication equations written two ways with 1 x ___ and ___ x 1. You have 1 to 12 and 1 to 15 options.

What you will find in the Multiplication Roll & Cover – Zoo Printable

• Multiplication 1 to 12
• Multiplication 1 to 15
• Equations are written in two different ways
• Flashcards 1 to 12 and 1 to 15
• Color Option & Black and White Option

Click here to buy the Multiplication Roll & Cover – Zoo at Teachers Pay Teachers

More Multiplication printables

Multiplication Flashcards has numbers 1 to 12 for kids to practice their math facts. They come in 5 color options.

Math Fact Houses for Multiplication & Division has eight different colors to use plus also comes in a switch fact option.

Spinning Multiplication Worksheet Printable is an easy no-prep multiplication activity to review multiplication for each number in an easy to use worksheet.

Check out all the fun Multiplication Printables & Activities on 3 Dinosaurs.

Cassie – 3Dinosaurs.com