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Let’s Read and Multiply!

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In this game, you will read short and fun stories about everyday situations. After reading each story, you will answer a multiplication question based on what you understood.

This activity will help you improve your reading comprehension and multiplication skills at the same time. Read carefully, look for important numbers, and think about what the story is asking before choosing your answer.

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azley suzyn montes
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In this game, you will read short and fun stories about everyday situations. After reading each story, you will answer a multiplication question based on what you understood. This activity will help you improve your reading comprehension and multiplication skills at the same time. Read carefully, look for important numbers, and think about what the story is asking before choosing your answer.

by azley suzyn montes
1

Anna is helping her mother bake cupcakes for their small bakery. They place the cupcakes into boxes before selling them. Each box contains 5 cupcakes. Anna prepared 4 boxes of cupcakes for the morning customers. How many cupcakes did Anna prepare?

2

During a school program, the teacher arranged chairs for visitors. She placed 6 chairs in each row. There were 3 rows of chairs prepared in the classroom. How many chairs were prepared?

3

Carlo helped his father plant vegetables in their backyard garden. They planted 7 rows of carrots. Each row had 4 carrot plants. How many carrot plants did they plant?

4

For the school fair, Mia bought balloons to decorate their booth. She bought 5 packs of balloons. Each pack contains 6 balloons. How many balloons did Mia buy?

5

The school librarian arranged storybooks on shelves. Each shelf holds 8 books. She filled 5 shelves with books. How many books were placed on the shelves?

6

Pedro feeds their chickens every morning. He gives each chicken 3 scoops of food. There are 9 chickens in their backyard. Question: How many scoops of food did Pedro give?

7

A teacher prepared pencils for her students. She placed 7 pencils inside each pencil case. She prepared 4 pencil cases. Question: How many pencils did she prepare?

8

A toy store owner arranged toy robots on display racks. Each rack has 6 toy robots. There are 6 racks in the store. Question: How many toy robots are displayed?

9

Lara baked cookies for her classmates. She placed 8 cookies on each plate. She prepared 3 plates of cookies. Question: How many cookies did Lara bake?

10

The teacher grouped students for a field trip. Each group has 5 students. There are 6 groups. Question: How many students joined the field trip?

11

While visiting the beach, Nina collected seashells. She collected 4 seashells every hour. She stayed at the beach for 7 hours. Question: How many seashells did Nina collect?

12

For a birthday party, Mark prepared juice boxes for guests. He placed 9 juice boxes in each tray. He prepared 3 trays. Question: How many juice boxes did Mark prepare?

13

Sofia reads 6 pages of her storybook every night. She reads for 5 nights. Question: How many pages did Sofia read?

14

A store sells notebooks in bundles. Each bundle contains 4 notebooks. The teacher bought 8 bundles for her class. Question: How many notebooks did the teacher buy?

15

During a festival, students decorated lanterns. Each student made 3 lanterns. There were 9 students who joined the activity. Question: How many lanterns were made?

16

At the market, eggs are arranged in trays. Each tray contains 10 eggs. A vendor prepared 4 trays. Question: How many eggs were prepared?

17

During clean-up time, each group collected 5 pieces of trash. There were 7 groups cleaning the classroom. Question: How many pieces of trash were collected?

18

A vendor sells ice cream in boxes. Each box contains 6 ice creams. He sold 8 boxes during the afternoon. Question: How many ice creams did he sell?

19

Volunteers planted trees in a park. Each row has 5 trees. They planted 9 rows. Question: How many trees were planted?

20

Students created paper flowers for their classroom decoration. Each student made 7 flowers. There were 6 students in the group. Question: How many flowers were made?

 
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