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Multiplying at the Bakery

Grade 3 multiplication facts practice set in a bakery, with equal groups of muffins, rolls, and cookies. Students find products, match facts, sort orders, and explain a strategy.

Grade 3MathInteractive · Printable

Aligned to3.OA.C.7

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  • Single worksheet
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  • 1 Common Core standard
  • Printable answer key
  • 11 questions
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Format
Interactive · Printable
Grade
Grade 3
Subject
Math
Question types
Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

  • Students multiply within 100 to solve equal-groups story problems.
  • Students match, circle, and sort multiplication facts by their products.

How to use

Read the first story together, then let students work through the trays and boxes on their own and discuss the last question as a class.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

3.OA.C.7

Multiply and divide within 100 fluently, and know all products of two one-digit numbers.

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Multiplying at the Bakery

Use trays, boxes, and rows of treats to practice multiplication facts.

Trays and boxes

Read each story. Write the product.

1.
Rosa bakes 3 trays of muffins. Each tray holds 6 muffins.

3 × 6 =   muffins

2.
Mr. Okafor packs 7 boxes with 4 bagels in each box.

7 × 4 =   bagels

3.
A cookie sheet has 5 rows with 8 cookies in each row.

5 × 8 =   cookies

4.
Priya puts 9 pies in each of 6 display cases.

6 × 9 =   pies

5.
A box holds 8 cupcakes. Jamal fills 7 boxes. How many cupcakes does he pack?
  • A. 54
  • B. 15
  • C. 56
  • D. 48

Baker's facts

Match, circle, and sort the facts.

6.
Each tray has rows of rolls. Match each tray's fact to the number of rolls.
  1. 4 × 9
  2. 8 × 3
  3. 7 × 7
  4. 6 × 5
  1. A. 24
  2. B. 49
  3. C. 30
  4. D. 36
7.
Lena needs exactly 24 muffins for a party. Circle each order that makes exactly 24 muffins.

3 boxes of 85 boxes of 54 boxes of 66 boxes of 37 boxes of 46 boxes of 4

8.
Each fact shows a bakery order. Sort the orders by how many treats they have.
5 × 96 × 610 × 44 × 79 × 93 × 10
Less than 40 treats40 or more treats

Think like a baker

Use what you know about multiplication to solve.

9.
Mia's tray has 7 rows of 6 cookies. Which tray has more cookies than Mia's tray?
  • A. 5 rows of 8 cookies
  • B. 6 rows of 6 cookies
  • C. 7 rows of 5 cookies
  • D. 9 rows of 5 cookies
10.
Grandma Ines bakes 9 pans with 3 rolls in each pan. Her neighbor bakes 3 pans with 9 rolls in each pan. Write both products.

9 × 3 =   rolls
3 × 9 =   rolls

11.
Kai knows that 5 trays with 7 rolls on each tray make 35 rolls. How can Kai use this to find how many rolls are on 6 trays? Explain.

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