Back-to-School Multiplication Color-by-Number Freebie

Being a teacher is expensive, so grab this back-to-school multiplication color-by-number freebie, now! Your 3rd-grade math and 4th-grade math students can practice multiplication fluency they lost over the summer.

Trust me, the multiplication color by number printable worksheets are sure to be a big hit on your first days back to school! Or, you can use it at any time during the year since it's school-themed.

Seriously! Teachers spend all their money on back-to-school supplies that weren't in their budget. 

So, treat yourself and your class with this engaging freebie to practice multiplication facts.

3 Reasons to Use Color-by-Numbers for Fact Practice

Color-by-number worksheets have their place in the classroom. Here are 3 reasons they are great for fact practice.

  1. Reinforces Multiplication Skills: Color by number worksheets encourage students to practice multiplication in a fun and engaging way, helping to reinforce their understanding of multiplication tables and facts.
  2. Motivates Learning: The coloring aspect makes the activity enjoyable and motivates students to complete the multiplication problems, promoting a positive attitude towards learning math.
  3. Visual and Spatial Learning: The use of colors and visual elements aids in understanding multiplication concepts by creating associations and patterns, benefiting visual and spatial learners.

Use Multiplication Color-by-Number Worksheets in the Classroom

The  back-to-school multiplication color-by-number printable free resource for back-to-school can be used in a multitude of areas this year.

Ideas for use include:

  • math centers
  • "get to" activity
  • sub tub
  • fluency practice 
  • first week of school
  • homeschool math centers
  • before/after a holiday or seasonal break

Like I mentioned above, color by number worksheets are perfect for before or after holiday/school breaks. Students need a fun math activity for multiplication practice.

If you like this freebie, you may also like the bundle it comes in. Get the bundle here or read more about the bundle here.

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