Jeopardy (math review game) - 2nd to 3rd grade multiplication

1. JEOPARD
Y
Information on Slide 2 © Alabama Dept. of Education, Alabama Learning Exchange
Information included in questions © HotChalk Educational Network
Miss Casey Pleasants
MissCaseyPleasants.wix.com/earlychildhood
Review Game for Grades 2-3:
Multiplication Fluency & Problem-Solving

2. Summary of Usage
• By the end of the game, students will have have strengthened
their multiplication fluency and problem-solving skills.
• This lesson plan falls under the 2nd grade math ALCOS objective
of Operations and Algebraic Thinking which expects students to
be able to work with equal groups of objects to gain
foundations for multiplication by determining whether a group
of objects has an odd or even number of members, using
addition to find the total number of objects arranged in
rectangular arrays, and writing an equation to express the total
as a sum of equal addends.
• This game would be played as a review before a multiplication
test, and would take place during the scheduled math time.. The
class should be divided into two fair teams with students of
varying abilities on each. The students will take turns answering
questions (in standard Jeopardy form, e.g. “What is…?”) and
may ask for help from their teammates if they are unable to
answer their particular question. The teacher will set a
reasonable time limit for each question and will keep score.

3. What is
multiplication?
Word
Problems
Just the
facts
Picture
Perfect
Fast Facts
(shorter time limit)
Wild
Card
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

4. Question: What is multiplication? for $100
One method to solve
a multiplication
problem

5. Answer: What is multiplication? for $100
What is (one of the following):
• Partial products?
• Area model?
• Equal groups?
• Repeated addition?
• Skip counting?

6. Question: What is multiplication? for $200
The result of a
multiplication
problem is called the
_____________.

7. Answer: What is multiplication? for $200
What is
product?

8. Question: What is multiplication? for $300
Skip counting to
25 by 5s
starting with 5

9. Answer: What is multiplication? for $300
What is 5, 10, 15, 20, 25?

10. Question: What is multiplication? for $400
Any number
multiplied by 1
equals ______.

11. Answer: What is multiplication? for $400
What is (one of the following):
• Itself?
• The number?

12. Question: What is multiplication? for $500
A made up example
of a multiplication
problem

13. Answer: What is multiplication? for $500
What is (one of the following, to
the teacher’s discretion):
• A word problem
• An equation

14. Question: Word Problems for $100
Shelby bought 2 bags of
candies. Each bag held 3
candies. Shelby had this
many candies in total.

15. Answer: Word Problems for $100
What is 6
candies?

16. Question: Word Problems for $200
Melissa baked two
batches of cookies. Each
batch made 6 cookies.
She had this many
cookies in total.

17. Answer: Word Problems for $200
What is 12
cookies?

18. Question: Word Problems for $300
A made-up
word problem
for 4x3

19. Answer: Word Problems for $300
What is (any word
problem that satisfies the
question, by the teacher’s
discretion)?

20. Question: Word Problems for $400
Three families at the park
had three children each.
This many children were
at the park.

21. Answer: Word Problems for $400
What is 9
children?

22. Question: Word Problems for $500
Kelsey counted out all of the
pennies in her piggy bank. She
rolled 4 half-rolls of pennies,
which each held 25 pennies. She
had this many dollars in total.

23. Answer: Word Problems for $500
What is $1?

24. Question: Just the Facts for $100
6 x 2 = __

25. Answer: Just the Facts for $100
What is 12?

26. Question: Just the Facts for $200
The product of
5 and 3

27. Answer: Just the Facts for $200
What is 15?

28. Question: Just the Facts for $300
3 x _ = 21

29. Answer: Just the Facts for $300
What is 7?

30. Question: Just the Facts for $400
The product of
12 and 5

31. Answer: Just the Facts for $400
What is
60?

32. Question: Just the Facts for $500
11 x 12 = __

33. Answer: Just the Facts for $500
What is
132?

34. Question: Picture Perfect for $100
The following picture shows
the equation 3 x _.
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★

35. Answer: Picture Perfect for $100
What is 4?

36. Question: Picture Perfect for $200
The equation that goes with
the following picture:




37. Answer: Picture Perfect for $200
What is 5 x 3?

38. Question: Picture Perfect for $300
How you would solve
a multiplication array
picture problem

39. Answer: Picture Perfect for $300
(Most likely, though other
answers may be approved at
the teacher’s discretion)
What is repeated addition?

40. Question: Picture Perfect for $400
The following array shows
this equation. The product
of the equation is __.



41. Answer: Picture Perfect for $400
What is 4 x 2?
What is 8?

42. Question: Picture Perfect for $500
An explanation of
what the picture
would look like for
the problem 8 x 9

43. Answer: Picture Perfect for $500
What is eight
rows with nine
symbols in each?

44. Question: Fast Facts for $100
The answer to 6 x 2

45. Answer: Fast Facts for $100
What is 12?

46. Question: Fast Facts for $200
The answer to 5 x 4

47. Answer: Fast Facts for $200
What is 20?

48. Question: Fast Facts for $300
The answer to 7 x 5

49. Answer: Fast Facts for $300
What is 35?

50. Question: Fast Facts for $400
The answer to 9 x 8

51. Answer: Fast Facts for $400
What is 72?

52. Question: Fast Facts for $500
The answer to 11 x 11

53. Answer: Fast Facts for $500
What is 121?

54. Question: Wild Card for $100
The product
of 3 x 3

55. Answer: Wild Card for $100
What is 9?

56. Question: Wild Card for $200
The following picture is
portraying this
multiplication equation:



57. Answer: Wild Card for $200
What is 7 x 2?

58. Question: Wild Card for $300
The product of
any number x 0

59. Answer: Wild Card for $300
What is 0?

60. Question: Wild Card for $400
7 x _ = 28

61. Answer: Wild Card for $400
What is 4?

62. Question: Wild Card for $500
Kelsey bought 4 packages
of Coca-Cola, which each
contained 12 cans. Kelsey
had this many cans of
Coca-Cola in total.

63. Answer: Wild Card for $500
What is 48?