Multiplication Mix-Up

Two of the kids I tutor, I teach reading and math skills to. Half an hour of math, half an hour of reading-related activities and comprehension. All at expected grade level, unless the student needs to work their way up from where they are to get to where they need to be. I prefer teaching reading, spelling, and grammar, as that has always been what I'm better at. So I can think of activities relating to these subjects much more easily than I can math activities, especially ones that are at least somewhat "not boring!" 😊 So I've been looking up ideas online, and as I have mentioned in previous posts, I found a website called Teachers Pay Teachers. They have a lot of free ideas, as well as sets of lessons that can be purchased. I just found a multiplication activity sheet for the third grader I'm tutoring. I've been focusing on multiplying with him, as that is an area he needs to grow stronger in, as well as in knowing his "skip counting," which t...