True Colors: Multiplication and Division Fact Fluency

Test your knowledge of multiplication and division facts in this third-grade worksheet! Students will read each fact and determine whether it is true or false. If the equation is true, learners are asked to color in the dog bone. If the equation is false, students must write the correct product or quotient below the bone.

As students reach automaticity with these basic facts, they will be able to answer multiplication and division problems quickly and accurately, helping to build confidence for more complex problems and strategies. Mixed practice can also allow students to more clearly see the relationship between multiplication and division.

For more fluency practice, try Find the Facts: Multiplication and Division Up to 12 or The Case of the Missing Numbers: Multiplication and Division.