Quick's Multiplying Madness

Great Value for Parents to Engage Creative Young Minds Without Television or Electronics. Less than $1 per page while sale lasts. 
 
Recommended grades 2 to 4. 
 
Description
Understanding that multiplication means the same number is being added to itself a certain number of times helps develop number sense and the foundation for division. These concepts come to life in Quick's Multiplying Madness educational play. Students who develop this understanding above just memorizing multiplication facts can manipulate numbers to solve math problems better such as fractions and proportions. Educational plays efficiently improve reading and math flexibility.
 
Parents engage with children while taking a break from electronics in this 7-page skit.  Math skit can also be used for classroom centers. 
 
5 CHARACTERS
Tally and Dirty Digits can be combined into one character. If there are two actors like a parent and child, Addie Stranger, Grandma (or Grandpa) Total, and Quick can be played by one person.
 
MATH SKIT SNIPPET
Happy Tally: Welcome to the fastest counting town in the west. 
Quick: I don’t know about that. I’ve been known to sum up numbers quickly in the Columnies. 
Addie Stranger: Not now, Quick. We are here to figure out multiplication products.
Dirty Digits: Let me string 'em up. They don't know nothin'.
Grandma Total: They do know something. I had to teach you. A person should never be shame to learn. Now, hush up, Digits. 
 
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