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Instructions

  1. Warm-Up: Complete the mental math sprint as quickly as possible without a calculator.
  2. Pattern Mastery: Fill in the missing values in the scaling table. Use the first row as your guide.
  3. Problem Solving: Read the real-world scenarios and use your multiplication skills to find the answers.
  4. The Factor Hunt: Work backward to find the missing factors in the logic puzzles.
  5. Level Up: Attempt the final challenge question to test your mastery of larger numbers.

Section 1: The Mental Math Sprint

See how fast you can solve these standard 1-12 multiplication facts. Aim for accuracy first, then speed!

  1. 7 x 8 = __
  2. 12 x 4 = __
  3. 9 x 6 = __
  4. 11 x 11 = __
  5. 6 x 7 = __
  6. 8 x 12 = __
  7. 4 x 9 = __
  8. 12 x 12 = __

Section 2: The Scaling Table (The Food Truck Challenge)

You are running a taco truck. To serve different group sizes, you need to scale your recipe quickly. Fill in the missing quantities based on the number of people.

Number of People Tacos (x3) Tortilla Chips (x12) Hot Sauce Packets (x4)
Example: 5 15 60 20
4
7
9
12
15

Section 3: Real-World Application

Apply your multiplication skills to solve these everyday problems.

  1. The Subscription: A streaming service costs $12 per month. How much will you have paid after 8 months?

    • Calculation: ____ Answer: ____
  2. The Garden: You are planting a rectangular garden that is 9 feet wide and 11 feet long. What is the total square footage (Area = Length x Width)?

    • Calculation: ____ Answer: ____
  3. The Athlete: A runner completes 6 miles every day for 7 days. How many total miles did they run in a week?

    • Calculation: ____ Answer: ____

Section 4: The Factor Hunt

Find the missing factor that makes the equation true. (Example: 4 x __ = 32. The answer is 8).

  • 8 x __ = 56
  • 12 x __ = 108
  • __ x 7 = 63
  • 6 x __ = 72
  • __ x 11 = 132

Section 5: The Boss Level (Challenge)

Take your skills to the next level! Show your work below.

The Stadium Quest: A small stadium has 12 sections. Each section has 25 seats. If every seat is filled, how many people are in the stadium?

  • Hint: Multiply 12 by 20, then 12 by 5, and add them together!

  • Work Space:

  • Final Answer: ____


Answer Key

Section 1: Mental Math Sprint

  1. 56 | 2. 48 | 3. 54 | 4. 121 | 5. 42 | 6. 96 | 7. 36 | 8. 144

Section 2: Scaling Table

  • Row 4: 12, 48, 16
  • Row 7: 21, 84, 28
  • Row 9: 27, 108, 36
  • Row 12: 36, 144, 48
  • Row 15: 45, 180, 60

Section 3: Real-World Application

  1. 12 x 8 = $96
  2. 9 x 11 = 99 sq ft
  3. 6 x 7 = 42 miles

Section 4: The Factor Hunt

  • 7
  • 9
  • 9
  • 12
  • 12

Section 5: The Boss Level

  • 12 x 25 = 300 people
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