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Basketball multiplication: Magic vs. Kings

A free 3rd grade multiplication worksheet with 7 problems, made from the real Orlando Magic at Sacramento Kings game on November 10, 2026. Page two is the answer key, with the work shown.

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Grade 3NBAMultiplicationCommon Core 3.OA.A.3, 3.OA.C.7

Grade 3 · MultiplicationNBA Basketball Math
Name Date
NBA
Orlando MagicatSacramento Kings
November 10, 2026

Multiply using the real stats and the rules of the game.

Score by quarter
Team1st2nd3rd4thFinal
Orlando Magic34232723107
Sacramento Kings27252424100
Team box score
StatMagicKings
Rebounds4834
Assists2119
Three-pointers made1016
  1. Each three-pointer is worth 3 points. the Magic made 10 three-pointers. How many points did they get from threes?

  2. Each three-pointer is worth 3 points. the Kings made 16 three-pointers. How many points did they get from threes?

  3. Desmond Bane made 4 three-pointers. How many points is that?

  4. Anthony Black made 2 three-pointers. How many points is that?

  5. Zach LaVine made 6 three-pointers. How many points is that?

  6. Darius Acuff Jr. made 4 three-pointers. How many points is that?

  7. An NBA game has 4 quarters of 12 minutes. How many minutes is that?

statmath.kytepush.comReal NBA data, November 10, 2026
Grade 3 · MultiplicationAnswer key

Orlando Magic at Sacramento Kings, November 10, 2026

  1. Each three-pointer is worth 3 points. the Magic made 10 three-pointers. How many points did they get from threes?

    30 points

    10 × 3 = 30

  2. Each three-pointer is worth 3 points. the Kings made 16 three-pointers. How many points did they get from threes?

    48 points

    16 × 3 = 48

  3. Desmond Bane made 4 three-pointers. How many points is that?

    12 points

    4 × 3 = 12

  4. Anthony Black made 2 three-pointers. How many points is that?

    6 points

    2 × 3 = 6

  5. Zach LaVine made 6 three-pointers. How many points is that?

    18 points

    6 × 3 = 18

  6. Darius Acuff Jr. made 4 three-pointers. How many points is that?

    12 points

    4 × 3 = 12

  7. An NBA game has 4 quarters of 12 minutes. How many minutes is that?

    48 minutes

    4 × 12 = 48

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