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Multiplication crossword

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Multiplication123456789101112131415

Across

  • 5 Grid of facts students memorize for each number
  • 7 Multiply by two
  • 9 The answer you get when two numbers are multiplied
  • 10 Curved marks grouping numbers to be handled first
  • 11 Rows and columns of dots used to model a math fact
  • 12 Property saying one leaves a number unchanged
  • 15 Multiply by this and the answer is always the same digit

Down

  • 1 Count 5, 10, 15, 20 this way
  • 2 12 is one of these for 3 and for 4
  • 3 What you call a number multiplied by itself
  • 4 A number that divides evenly into another
  • 6 Twelve, or two times six
  • 8 Small raised number telling how many times to use a base
  • 11 Length times width of a rectangle
  • 13 Word said for the multiplication sign
  • 14 Multiply by three

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Multiplication1SK2MIU3SPL4FQCT5TABLEUOI6DC7DOUBL8EAU9PRODUCTXRNLZO10PARENTHESES11ARRAYONRNE12IDEN13TI14TYANIRTMIEPSL15ZERO
  1. 1 down: SKIPCOUNT. Count 5, 10, 15, 20 this way
  2. 2 down: MULTIPLE. 12 is one of these for 3 and for 4
  3. 3 down: SQUARE. What you call a number multiplied by itself
  4. 4 down: FACTOR. A number that divides evenly into another
  5. 5 across: TABLE. Grid of facts students memorize for each number
  6. 6 down: DOZEN. Twelve, or two times six
  7. 7 across: DOUBLE. Multiply by two
  8. 8 down: EXPONENT. Small raised number telling how many times to use a base
  9. 9 across: PRODUCT. The answer you get when two numbers are multiplied
  10. 10 across: PARENTHESES. Curved marks grouping numbers to be handled first
  11. 11 across: ARRAY. Rows and columns of dots used to model a math fact
  12. 11 down: AREA. Length times width of a rectangle
  13. 12 across: IDENTITY. Property saying one leaves a number unchanged
  14. 13 down: TIMES. Word said for the multiplication sign
  15. 14 down: TRIPLE. Multiply by three
  16. 15 across: ZERO. Multiply by this and the answer is always the same digit
Multiplication12345678910111213141516

Across

  • 3 Length times width of a rectangle
  • 4 What you call a number multiplied by itself
  • 6 Curved marks grouping numbers to be handled first
  • 8 Word said for the multiplication sign
  • 9 12 is one of these for 3 and for 4
  • 10 Multiply by three
  • 12 Multiply by two
  • 13 Property saying one leaves a number unchanged
  • 14 A number that divides evenly into another
  • 16 Multiply by this and the answer is always the same digit

Down

  • 1 Grid of facts students memorize for each number
  • 2 Twelve, or two times six
  • 5 Small raised number telling how many times to use a base
  • 7 Count 5, 10, 15, 20 this way
  • 11 The answer you get when two numbers are multiplied
  • 15 Rows and columns of dots used to model a math fact

Print the page above, or take the medium grid as a PDF. Both carry the answer key, and large print is a setting rather than a separate file.

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Multiplication1T2D3AREA4SQUAR5EOBXZL6PARENTHE7SESONKNI8TIMES9MULTIPLENC10TRI11PLE12DOUBLERUON13IDENTITYUC14F15ACTORR16ZEROAY
  1. 1 down: TABLE. Grid of facts students memorize for each number
  2. 2 down: DOZEN. Twelve, or two times six
  3. 3 across: AREA. Length times width of a rectangle
  4. 4 across: SQUARE. What you call a number multiplied by itself
  5. 5 down: EXPONENT. Small raised number telling how many times to use a base
  6. 6 across: PARENTHESES. Curved marks grouping numbers to be handled first
  7. 7 down: SKIPCOUNT. Count 5, 10, 15, 20 this way
  8. 8 across: TIMES. Word said for the multiplication sign
  9. 9 across: MULTIPLE. 12 is one of these for 3 and for 4
  10. 10 across: TRIPLE. Multiply by three
  11. 11 down: PRODUCT. The answer you get when two numbers are multiplied
  12. 12 across: DOUBLE. Multiply by two
  13. 13 across: IDENTITY. Property saying one leaves a number unchanged
  14. 14 across: FACTOR. A number that divides evenly into another
  15. 15 down: ARRAY. Rows and columns of dots used to model a math fact
  16. 16 across: ZERO. Multiply by this and the answer is always the same digit
Multiplication123456789101112131415

Across

  • 4 12 is one of these for 3 and for 4
  • 6 Multiply by two
  • 10 Curved marks grouping numbers to be handled first
  • 11 The answer you get when two numbers are multiplied
  • 12 Multiply by three
  • 15 Rows and columns of dots used to model a math fact

Down

  • 1 A number that divides evenly into another
  • 2 Count 5, 10, 15, 20 this way
  • 3 What you call a number multiplied by itself
  • 5 Small raised number telling how many times to use a base
  • 6 Twelve, or two times six
  • 7 Property saying one leaves a number unchanged
  • 8 Multiply by this and the answer is always the same digit
  • 9 Word said for the multiplication sign
  • 13 Grid of facts students memorize for each number
  • 14 Length times width of a rectangle

Print the page above, or take the hard grid as a PDF. Both carry the answer key, and large print is a setting rather than a separate file.

Show the answer key
Multiplication1F2S3SAKQCI4MULTIPL5EAOCXRROP6DOUBLEUO7IO8ZNND9TZ10PARENTHESESIERNNMN11PRODUCT12TRIPLEIS13T14AT15ARRAYBELAE
  1. 1 down: FACTOR. A number that divides evenly into another
  2. 2 down: SKIPCOUNT. Count 5, 10, 15, 20 this way
  3. 3 down: SQUARE. What you call a number multiplied by itself
  4. 4 across: MULTIPLE. 12 is one of these for 3 and for 4
  5. 5 down: EXPONENT. Small raised number telling how many times to use a base
  6. 6 across: DOUBLE. Multiply by two
  7. 6 down: DOZEN. Twelve, or two times six
  8. 7 down: IDENTITY. Property saying one leaves a number unchanged
  9. 8 down: ZERO. Multiply by this and the answer is always the same digit
  10. 9 down: TIMES. Word said for the multiplication sign
  11. 10 across: PARENTHESES. Curved marks grouping numbers to be handled first
  12. 11 across: PRODUCT. The answer you get when two numbers are multiplied
  13. 12 across: TRIPLE. Multiply by three
  14. 13 down: TABLE. Grid of facts students memorize for each number
  15. 14 down: AREA. Length times width of a rectangle
  16. 15 across: ARRAY. Rows and columns of dots used to model a math fact

About Multiplication

Multiplication is repeated addition with a shortcut attached. Arrange twelve objects in rows of three and you can see four groups without counting one by one: that rectangle is why area and multiplication use the same operation. The numbers you multiply are factors, the answer is a product, and a few rules hold no matter how large the numbers get. Anything times zero is zero, anything times one stays itself, and squaring simply means multiplying a number by itself.

Reach for this when a third or fourth grader is drilling times tables and needs the vocabulary that goes with them.

What is in this crossword

A 22 by 17 crossword with 7 across and 9 down, on the subject of Multiplication.

Grid
22 x 17
Across
7
Down
9
Longest answer
PARENTHESES (11 letters)

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