Go for the Gold With Our Arrays and Repeated Addition Interactive Task Cards! 

Make multiplication meaningful for your students with our  Arrays and Repeated Addition Interactive Task Cards—a self-checking digital resource designed to build foundational multiplication skills through repeated addition. Perfect for early learners, this engaging set of sports-themed task cards helps students visualize and understand multiplication by connecting it to addition and arrays. With instant feedback and multiple chances to get the right answer, students stay motivated and learn from their mistakes in real time. 

Types of problems included in this arrays and repeated addition resource:

• Choose the array that matches a given multiplication fact
• Identify the multiplication fact represented by an array
• Find the representation that does not match the multiplication fact
• Match repeated addition to the correct array

Using This Repeated Addition Arrays Interactive Activity

This versatile resource is easy to integrate into your classroom! Here are some ways you can use these this repeated addition arrays interactive activity:

• Independent Practice: Assign the task cards for individual use to help students reinforce multiplication concepts at their own pace.
• Math Centers: Perfect for small group rotations, these arrays and repeated addition cards offer a meaningful, low-prep activity that promotes hands-on learning and conceptual understanding while you work with other students.
• Fast Finisher Activity: Keep early finishers productively engaged with a purposeful math activity that challenges their thinking and solidifies key multiplication skills without extra prep on your part.
• Whole-Class Activity: Use the task cards on a smartboard or projector to practice together as a class. You can work through the problems collaboratively, spark math discussions, and model problem-solving strategies in real time.

Download These Repeated Addition Activities

These repeated addition activities are available in both Google Slides and PowerPoint formats. To download, simply click the drop-down arrow on the download button and choose the version you prefer.

This resource was created by Kendall Britnell, a teacher from Colorado and a Teach Starter collaborator.

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