The 100th day of school is almost here! Wow, that went fast! I don't know about everyone else, but I am a sucker for themed days in the classroom or homeschool. These exciting 100 days of school multiplication and division color by number worksheets are the perfect activity to add to your 3rd-grade and 4th-grade festivities.
The worksheets work great in math centers, math rotations, early finishers, sub tubs, good behavior, and even just for fluency practice.
If you wish to choose the 100 days of school multiplication color by number worksheets, you get eight worksheets with facts 1-10.
The exciting 100 days of school multiplication and division
With the division color by number option, you get eight worksheets with division facts 1-10. As you can see in the photographs below, you get a variety of 100 day-themed worksheets.
Color-by-numbers are a fun "get to" way for students to practice multiplication and division fluency. These worksheets are great for:
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