Hey there! Are you ready to rock and learn some multiplication? Multiplication is like adding the same number over and over again. Let’s explore some fun multiplication facts together!
When you multiply by two, you’re just doubling the number. Check it out:
Multiplying by three is like adding the number three times. Here are some examples:
Let’s see what happens when we multiply by four:
Multiplying by five is like counting by fives. Let’s try it:
Here are some cool facts about multiplying by six:
Let’s explore the sevens:
Check out these facts about multiplying by eight:
Let’s see what happens with nines:
Multiplying by ten is super easy! Just add a zero to the number:
Eleven is a fun number to multiply! Check it out:
Finally, let’s look at the twelves:
Great job learning all these multiplication facts! Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be a multiplication master!
Multiplication Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your house or classroom to find objects that come in pairs, triplets, or groups of four. For example, find pairs of shoes, groups of three crayons, or sets of four cups. Count how many items are in each group and write down the multiplication fact that matches. For example, if you find 3 pairs of shoes, write down “2 times 3 is 6”.
Build a Multiplication Garden: Use small objects like blocks, buttons, or coins to create a “garden” on a piece of paper. Arrange the objects in rows and columns to represent multiplication facts. For example, make a garden with 3 rows of 4 flowers (objects) each. Count the total number of flowers and write down the multiplication fact “3 times 4 is 12”. Try creating different gardens with other multiplication facts.
Multiplication Story Time: Create a short story or comic strip about a character who uses multiplication in their daily life. Maybe they are a chef who needs to double a recipe, or a farmer counting animals in groups. Draw pictures to go along with your story and include at least three multiplication facts. Share your story with a friend or family member and explain how multiplication helped your character.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, with unnecessary repetitions, filler words, and music cues removed for clarity:
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Rock and learn!
I’m almost done.
Two times six is twelve.
Two times eight is sixteen.
Two times ten is twenty.
Three times two is six.
Three times three is nine.
Three times four is twelve.
Three times five is fifteen.
Three times six is eighteen.
Three times seven is twenty-one.
Three times eight is twenty-four.
Three times nine is twenty-seven.
Three times ten is thirty.
Three times eleven is thirty-three.
Three times twelve is thirty-six.
There are so many things with numbers. Listen to me, my friend.
Four times five is twenty.
Four times six is twenty-four.
Four times seven is twenty-eight.
Four times eight is thirty-two.
Four times nine is thirty-six.
Four times ten is forty.
Four times eleven is forty-four.
Four times twelve is forty-eight.
Five times three is fifteen.
Five times four is twenty.
Five times five is twenty-five.
Five times six is thirty.
Five times seven is thirty-five.
Five times eight is forty.
Five times nine is forty-five.
Five times ten is fifty.
Five times eleven is fifty-five.
Five times twelve is sixty.
Six times eight is forty-eight.
Six times six is thirty-six.
Six times ten is sixty.
Six times eleven is sixty-six.
Six times twelve is seventy-two.
Seven times one is seven.
Seven times two is fourteen.
Seven times three is twenty-one.
Seven times four is twenty-eight.
Seven times five is thirty-five.
Seven times six is forty-two.
Seven times seven is forty-nine.
Seven times eight is fifty-six.
Seven times nine is sixty-three.
Seven times ten is seventy.
Seven times eleven is seventy-seven.
Seven times twelve is eighty-four.
Eight times one is eight.
Eight times two is sixteen.
Eight times three is twenty-four.
Eight times four is thirty-two.
Eight times five is forty.
Eight times six is forty-eight.
Eight times seven is fifty-six.
Eight times eight is sixty-four.
Eight times nine is seventy-two.
Eight times ten is eighty.
Eight times eleven is eighty-eight.
Eight times twelve is ninety-six.
Nine times one is nine.
Nine times two is eighteen.
Nine times three is twenty-seven.
Nine times four is thirty-six.
Nine times five is forty-five.
Nine times six is fifty-four.
Nine times seven is sixty-three.
Nine times eight is seventy-two.
Nine times nine is eighty-one.
Nine times ten is ninety.
Nine times eleven is ninety-nine.
Nine times twelve is one hundred eight.
Ten times one is ten.
Ten times two is twenty.
Ten times three is thirty.
Ten times four is forty.
Ten times five is fifty.
Ten times six is sixty.
Ten times seven is seventy.
Ten times eight is eighty.
Ten times nine is ninety.
Ten times ten is one hundred.
Ten times eleven is one hundred ten.
Ten times twelve is one hundred twenty.
Eleven times one is eleven.
Eleven times two is twenty-two.
Eleven times three is thirty-three.
Eleven times four is forty-four.
Eleven times five is fifty-five.
Eleven times six is sixty-six.
Eleven times seven is seventy-seven.
Eleven times eight is eighty-eight.
Eleven times nine is ninety-nine.
Eleven times ten is one hundred ten.
Eleven times eleven is one hundred twenty-one.
Eleven times twelve is one hundred thirty-two.
Twelve times one is twelve.
Twelve times two is twenty-four.
Twelve times three is thirty-six.
Twelve times four is forty-eight.
Twelve times five is sixty.
Twelve times six is seventy-two.
Twelve times seven is eighty-four.
Twelve times eight is ninety-six.
Twelve times nine is one hundred eight.
Twelve times ten is one hundred twenty.
Twelve times eleven is one hundred thirty-two.
Twelve times twelve is one hundred forty-four.
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