Multiplication Flash Cards 0-5

1x1

1x1 = 1

1x10

1x10 = 10 and 10x1 = 10

1x2

1x2 = 2 and 2x1 = 2

1x3

1x3 = 3 and 3x1 = 3

2x7

2x7 = 14 and 7x2 = 14

4x1

4x1 = 4 and 1x4 = 4

4x10

4x10 = 40 and 10x4 = 40

4x2

4x2 = 8 and 2x4 = 8

4x3

4x3 = 12 and 3x4 = 12 (It is as easy as counting 1, 2, 3, 4: 12 = 3x4)

Identity Property of Multiplication

Any number multiplied by a factor of 1 stays the same.

Skip Counting

Skip-counting is counting while skipping one or more numbers in a pattern. To skip count by 2, skip one number while counting.

0x0

0x0 = 0

0x1

0x1 = 0 and 1x0 = 0

0x10

0x10 = 0 and 10x0 = 0

0x2

0x2 = 0 and 2x0 = 0

0x3

0x3 = 0 and 3x0 = 0

0x4

0x4 = 0 and 4x0 = 0

0x5

0x5 = 0 and 5x0 = 0

0x6

0x6 = 0 and 6x0 = 0

0x7

0x7 = 0 and 7x0 = 0

0x8

0x8 = 0 and 8x0 = 0

0x9

0x9 = 0 and 9x0 = 0

1x4

1x4 = 4 and 4x1 = 4

1x5

1x5 = 5 and 5x1 = 5

1x6

1x6 = 6 and 6x1 = 6

1x7

1x7 = 7 and 7x1 = 7

1x8

1x8 = 8 and 8x1 = 8

1x9

1x9 = 9 and 9x1 = 9

2x1

2x1 = 2 and 1x2 = 2

2x10

2x10 = 20 ans 10x2 = 20

2x2

2x2 = 4

2x3

2x3 = 6 and 3x2 = 6

2x4

2x4 = 8 and 4x2 = 8

2x5

2x5 = 10 and 5x2 = 10

2x6

2x6 = 12 and 6x2 = 12

2x8

2x8 = 16 and 8x2 = 16

2x9

2x9 = 18 and 9x2 = 18

3x1

3x1 = 3 and 1x3 = 3

3x10

3x10 = 30 and 10x3 = 30

3x2

3x2 = 6 and 2x3 = 6

3x3

3x3 = 9

3x4

3x4 = 12 and 4x3 = 12 (It is as easy as counting 1, 2, 3, 4: 12 = 3x4)

3x5

3x5 = 15 and 5x3 = 15

3x6

3x6 = 18 and 6x3 = 18

3x7

3x7 = 21 and 7x3 = 21

3x8

3x8 = 24 and 8x3 = 24

3x9

3x9 = 27 and 9x3 = 27

4x4

4x4 = 16

4x5

4x5 = 20 and 5x4 = 20

4x6

4x6 = 24 and 6x4 = 24

4x7

4x7 =28 and 7x4 = 28

4x8

4x8 = 32 and 8x4 = 32

4x9

4x9 = 36 and 9x4 = 36

5x1

5x1 = 5 and 1x5 = 5

5x10

5x10 = 50 and 10x5 = 50

5x2

5x2 =10 and 2x5 = 10

5x3

5x3 = 15 and 3x5 = 15

5x4

5x4 = 20 and 4x5 = 20

5x5

5x5 = 25

5x6

5x6 = 30 and 6x5 = 30

5x7

5x7 = 35 and 7x5 = 35

5x8

5x8 = 40 and 8 x 5 = 40

5x9

5x9 = 45 and 9x5 = 45

Zero Property

Any number times zero is zero! No matter how many times you add groups of nothing (zero), you still have nothing (zero).

3 Fact Family

Remember 3, 6, 9 which are the first three facts in the 3 fact family because after those three facts, the sum of the digits in any fact in the 3 family will equal one of these numbers. Example 1: 3x4 = 12 and 1+2 = 3. Example 2: 3x6 + 18 and 1+8 = 9.

2 Fact Family

The 2 fact family is as easy as addition - simply double the number that is being multiplied by two.

Commutative Property of Multiplication

The order in which you multiply two factors does not matter the product will always be the same.