Multiplication House Printables

I’m constantly looking for new ways for the girls to practice their multiplication math facts so they have them committed to memory. These multiplication houses from TeachBesideMe.com are a great way for the girls to review their math facts with each other using tools that are interactive and fun.

These Multiplication Houses teach the multiplication facts in a really creative way. There is a house for each number from 1-12. You print out the houses and cut them out. Then for each square with a number you cut around them so they open like a window. Then mount the house on another sheet of paper, gluing all except the windows. We liked using different colors of construction paper Behind each window the kids write the answers to the multiplication fact. For example, if it is the house of threes they multiply each number by three and write that answer behind the window.

To make these Multiplication Houses, cut the squares of each window on three sides so they open. Mount on another piece of paper. Write the answers to each math problem behind the windows. For example: if it is the house of fives, behind the 3 window you would write 15!

Use them for your kids to practice their multiplication facts. You can attach them together into book form when finished with all of them!

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