These flashcards are here for you to print and work with the multiplier of seven. We purposely used a clear font to make it well spaced and give students some room to stretch their hands. Although everyone considers a rainbow to be a collection of all imaginable colors, Isaac Newton was the first to say that it consisted of just seven colors including: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. The Roman numeral system is also based on just seven characters. You will work on memorizing the products of numbers that multiplied by seven. You will get a good look at these flashcards as you scroll down.

How to Improve Your Speed and Accuracy with Multiplication - If you want to be perfect at doing math, the first thing that you need to make sure of is to practice, practice, and practice. As we grow older, we realize that mathematics is not simple; there are lots of techniques and formulas involved in solving questions. And to make sure that you do not forget these techniques and formulas, you need to practice to such an extent that you learn them by heart. If you are struggling with keeping your multiplication skills sharp, here is what you need to do: You can keep practicing, but you won't know what you are doing until you are aware of the underlying concepts. Meaning you should be aware that you understand why you are using multiplication in the specific problem or why does the question require addition instead of the other three operations. Getting towards solving the problem without having a look at what the problem is stating creates confusion. The best strategy to adopt is to understand what you are doing, clarifying a concept, and paying attention to what you are doing is important. Extra practice is always good. Make sure that you save some time from your day to practice extra questions that will help in sharpening your multiplication skills.