3rd Grade Multiplication Facts Leaf Craftivity

Description

Your third graders will love this fall leaf craftivity that makes practicing multiplication fun and festive. This craftivity works perfectly for review, assessment, or as a creative break from regular math lessons. With five differentiated leaf pages, students can practice a range of multiplication concepts while expressing their creativity through coloring.

This resource aligns with Common Core Standards 3.OA.A.1 (interpret products of whole numbers), 3.OA.C.7 (fluently multiply and divide within 100), and 3.NBT.A.3 (multiply one-digit numbers by multiples of 10).

What is included:
– Multiply by 0 or 1 leaf, a color-by-product page
– Multiply by 2 or 5 leaf, a color-by-factor page
– Multiply by 10 leaf, a color-by-product page using greater than and less than 50
– Missing Factors leaf, where students find the unknown factor and color by answer
– Even or Odd leaf, where students solve facts and color by even or odd product
– Answer keys for all five leaves
– Optional bulletin board title pages (Fall Into Math)

Ways to display the finished leaves:
– Lay them flat on a bulletin board for a simple 2D display
– Fold and glue 3 leaves together to create a 3D leaf that pops off the board
– Fold and glue all leaves together to create a fully 3D leaf you can hang from the ceiling or set on a table

Directions for students:
– Solve the multiplication problems on the leaf
– Color each section according to the color code
– Cut out the leaf
– Fold in half and glue together to assemble as desired

Print the optional title pages on colored paper for a bright and festive fall bulletin board!