True! There are many fun and engaging activities that teachers can use to help their students learn multiplication and division facts up to 12. Here are a few ideas:

1. Multiplication Bingo:

Create bingo cards with multiplication problems and have students solve them and mark off the answer on their card. This is a fun way for students to practice their multiplication facts while also playing a classic game.

2. Multiplication War:

Similar to the card game War, students shuffle a deck of cards and each player turns over two cards. The first player to correctly multiply the numbers on the cards wins both cards. This game can be played with addition, subtraction, or division facts as well.

3. Multiplication Races:

Have students line up in pairs and give each pair a set of flashcards with multiplication problems. The first student to correctly solve the problem gets to move to the end of the line and continue playing.

4. Division Twister:

Using a twister mat, label each circle with a division problem and have students place their hands and feet on the correct circles as they solve the problem. This is a great way to get students moving while also practicing division facts.

5. Division Beanbag Toss:

Set up a grid with different division problems and assign each problem a point value. Students take turns tossing beanbags onto the grid and solving the problem they land on. The student with the most points at the end of the game wins.

By incorporating these activities into their lessons, teachers can help their students master multiplication and division facts up to 12 with ease. And the best part? These activities are so much fun, students won’t even realize they’re learning!