Grades 1 – 3. Learn math skills by wrapping string from the problem on the left to the answer on the right. Turn it over and see if your answers are correct. This multiplication set contains 10 self correcting keys.

4 Responses to “Multiplication Wrap Ups”

1. Mom of 4 says:

   February 24, 2008 at 12:00 am

   My 4th grader loves to review her math facts this way. Much more fun than a worksheet. The only drawback might be that you could easily pick out the correct answer when there are only a few choices, even if you might not be able to say the correct answer without looking at the choices. For this reason, I would use them just as review/reinforcement, and not rely completely on them to assess whether a child really knows the facts. Still, they are a great and fun addition to a math program, and I’m buying others for my younger children.
2. Margaret Piegari says:

   January 7, 2008 at 12:00 am

   After teaching for over 30 years, using the wrap ups for Math brings back the FUN in the FUNdamental education of learning multiplication facts. I use them in the classroom to challenge kids in races in which the classroom literally explodes with learning as well as having fun. Mastery of the basic facts is quicker without the drudgery of reciting the same old facts. The easy to use “quick” self check allows each students to see their progress and spot their mistakes. It’s the best thing yet since sliced bread!
3. J. Martin says:

   February 14, 2007 at 12:00 am

   Our school district uses these in 3rd grade math classes and I got it for my 2nd grade son who’s good at math. He loves it. It’s great for in the car too. I bought the division one while I was at it because he’ll be on to that next! We like anything that makes math fun …!
4. Abby says:

   January 9, 2007 at 12:00 am

   This is a great product for kids to practice thier multiplication facts on their own! My son used them at school and asked me for them as we toiled through learning his math facts. I was happy that he had a fun way to learn on his own. It doesn’t mean that you don’t have to work with your kids but it means that they have something fun and non-electronic to learn with too!