4th GradeMathMultiplying Multiples of 10
I Have, Who Has? Multiplication Game: Multiples of 10 (4th Grade)
This quick, whole-family game builds mental math with numbers like 60 × 50 and 7,000 × 9. Cut out the 24 cards, pass them around, and race to complete the loop. A grown-up answer chain makes checking easy.
What your child practices
✓Multiplying by multiples of 10, 100 and 1,000
✓Using basic facts to multiply bigger numbers
✓Counting zeros (and spotting tricky ones like 50 × 40)
✓Listening and mental math speed
How to use it
- Print the cards on cardstock and cut them out ahead of time.
- With fewer players, give each person several cards; everyone stays busy listening.
- Time each round and try to beat your family record.
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Try this at homePlay in the car or at the table: one person reads a “Who has” question and everyone races to answer out loud.
Grab your printable
Directions page, grown-up answer chain, and 24 printable game cards.
Download the PDFQuestions parents ask
How do you play I Have, Who Has?
The START card reads a question. Whoever has the matching “I have” answer reads their card next, and the chain continues until it loops back to the start.
Can I play with just one or two kids?
Yes. Deal several cards to each player, or lay the cards out face up and have your child build the chain in order.
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