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ACTORS
Students pretend they are characters and act out a multiplication fact story.
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BANNER
Students design a banner that includes the fact and picture for each multiplication fact. Display the banners around the classroom.
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BULLETIN BOARD
Divide a large bulletin board into many smaller bulletin boards. As you add new multiplication facts, display the students’ drawings on the sections of the bulletin board.
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CLAY SCULPTURES
Students sculpt clay models of the pictures from the multiplication fact story.
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COLORING
Using chalk, crayons, colored pencils or finger paints, ask the students color the pictures from the multiplication fact story. Assemble the colored pictures together into a book.
TEACHER TIPS
Try drawing with shaving cream! Spray a pile of shaving cream on the student’s desk. Added bonus – it is a great soap to clean a desk top.
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FLIP BOOK
Students animate the multiplication fact story by creating a flip book.
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MOBILE
Students design a mobile using the multiplication fact pictures.
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MODEL
Students use papier-mâché to build a model of the characters or events in the multiplication stories.
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SEQUEL
Students create sequels to the multiplication fact stories. What happens next?
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MURAL
Ask the students to create a giant mural of the multiplication fact stories.
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YARN ART
Students create a multiplication fact picture by gluing yarn to paper.
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