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Multiplication Row Relationships

Compare multiplication-table rows and explain arithmetic patterns in a printable Grade 3 maze level.

Aligned to CCSS.Math.Content.3.OA.D.9. This page loads a playable maze, star scoring, a print-friendly worksheet, and an answer key.

Level quick facts

  • Grade: 3
  • Skill: Compare related multiplication-table rows such as doubled rows and one-less-than-ten rows.
  • Standard: 3.OA.D.9
  • Game mode: Gate maze for arithmetic patterns
  • Estimated time: 6-10 minutes
  • Success signal: Reach the finish with most gates correct; 3 stars means the student is ready for the next level.
  • Next step: Continue to Explain the Pattern.

Common mistake to watch: Students may answer the next term correctly but not state the rule.

What this level covers

Compare related multiplication-table rows such as doubled rows and one-less-than-ten rows. It supports 3.OA.D.9 by turning the standard into a playable maze path and matching printable practice.

Students identify arithmetic patterns and explain them using properties of operations.

Gate questions

  1. The ×8 row is double the ×4 row. If 4 × 8 = 32, what is 8 × 8?
  2. In the ×10 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  3. Rule: multiply by 10. Input 3 gives output ?
  4. The ×9 row is one group less than the ×10 row. If 10 × 2 = 20, what is 9 × 2?
  5. In the ×10 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  6. Rule: add 10. Input 10 gives output ?

Extra practice

  1. The ×6 row is double the ×3 row. If 3 × 10 = 30, what is 6 × 10?
  2. In the ×9 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  3. Rule: multiply by 8. Input 6 gives output ?
  4. The ×9 row is one group less than the ×10 row. If 10 × 9 = 90, what is 9 × 9?
  5. In the ×8 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  6. Rule: add 9. Input 9 gives output ?
  7. The ×8 row is double the ×4 row. If 4 × 5 = 20, what is 8 × 5?
  8. In the ×8 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?

Printable worksheet / 3.OA.D.9

Level 5: Multiplication Row Relationships

Identify arithmetic patterns, including addition-table and multiplication-table patterns, and explain them using properties of operations.

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Gate Questions

  1. The ×8 row is double the ×4 row. If 4 × 8 = 32, what is 8 × 8?
  2. In the ×10 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  3. Rule: multiply by 10. Input 3 gives output ?
  4. The ×9 row is one group less than the ×10 row. If 10 × 2 = 20, what is 9 × 2?
  5. In the ×10 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  6. Rule: add 10. Input 10 gives output ?

Extra Practice

  1. The ×6 row is double the ×3 row. If 3 × 10 = 30, what is 6 × 10?
  2. In the ×9 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  3. Rule: multiply by 8. Input 6 gives output ?
  4. The ×9 row is one group less than the ×10 row. If 10 × 9 = 90, what is 9 × 9?
  5. In the ×8 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?
  6. Rule: add 9. Input 9 gives output ?
  7. The ×8 row is double the ×4 row. If 4 × 5 = 20, what is 8 × 5?
  8. In the ×8 row of a multiplication table, moving one step to the right adds what number?

Standard

CCSS.Math.Content.3.OA.D.9

Student worksheet page

Teacher copy / 3.OA.D.9

Level 5: Answer Key

Identify arithmetic patterns, including addition-table and multiplication-table patterns, and explain them using properties of operations.

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Answer Key

  1. Gate 1: 64
  2. Gate 2: 10
  3. Gate 3: 30
  4. Gate 4: 18
  5. Gate 5: 10
  6. Gate 6: 20

Extra Practice Answers

  1. Practice 1: 60
  2. Practice 2: 9
  3. Practice 3: 48
  4. Practice 4: 81
  5. Practice 5: 8
  6. Practice 6: 18
  7. Practice 7: 40
  8. Practice 8: 8

Standard

CCSS.Math.Content.3.OA.D.9

Teacher answer key page

Continue this learning path

All 3.OA.D.9 levels

  1. Addition Table Patterns
  2. Multiplication Table Patterns
  3. Even and Odd Product Patterns
  4. Input Output Pattern Rules
  5. Multiplication Row Relationships
  6. Explain the Pattern
  7. Mixed Pattern Explanations
  8. Boss Level: Arithmetic Patterns Review

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