Multiplication Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: Your table to calculate easily as a design. From one to twelve to multiply. Great gift for the son or daughter. Perfect for primary school and school enrollment.

Description: This Funny Biology Science Student Multiplication tee makes a great gift for a teacher or a student.

Description: A retro-style graphic featuring a colorful multiplication table from 1x1 to 10x10. Below the table, in bold white text, are the words 'I got skills' and 'they're Multiplyin''. The background is black.

Description: A multiplication table from 1x1 to 10x10 is displayed in colorful cells. Below the table, in white block lettering, is the text 'I got skills they're Multiplyin''. The background is black.

Description: A black background features a table of numbers with a yellow highlighted cell in the top row and left column. Below the table, white script text reads "I got skills they're Multiplyin'". The table contains numerical data.

Description: This design features classic multiplication table with the clever math pun I Got Skills They're Multiplyin'. A perfect gift for math teachers, students, and everyone who loves numbers and learning.

Description: Math rocks with three happy rocks dancing with numbers is a funny gift design for mathematicians, math school teachers and students who love to work with numbers.

Description: Schoolhouse Rock! is an American interstitial programming series of animated musical educational short films (and later, videos) that aired during the Saturday morning children's programming block on U.S. television. The themes covered included grammar, science, economics, history, mathematics, and civics. The series' original run lasted from 1973 to 1984 and it was later revived from 1993 to 1996. Additional episodes were produced in 2009 for direct-to-video release. Schoolhouse Rock! debuted as a series in January 1973 with Multiplication Rock, a collection of animated shorts adapting the multiplication tables to songs. During the early '70s, Schoolhouse Rock was one of several short-form animated educational shorts that aired.

Description: A multiplication table with squares and cubes, for homework corners, classrooms and homeschool walls.

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Description: This They're Multiplyin' graphic design is a perfect gift for men, women and children. Also an ideal gift on any gift giving occasions!

Description: A stark, modern public safety poster warning space station personnel about the dangers of bringing cute, rapidly reproducing furballs aboard.

Description: Some people have impressive mental-math skills, and absolutely no hesitation about quietly using their fingers for basic arithmetic. It is more common than you think. A basic equation can suddenly become a hands-on activity, with each digit carefully recruited to keep track of the numbers. Addition may be easy until you lose count, subtraction becomes a process of folding fingers down, and multiplication somehow requires a full team of ten tiny assistants. There’s something wonderfully curious about treating your own hands like a miniature calculator while pretending everything is completely under control. It’s a harmless reminder that even the simplest math can become surprisingly complicated when your brain decides to take the day off.

Description: I stare at very simple sums like they are advanced calculus, counting under the table, whispering numbers, and still getting a different answer each time you try and double-check. Basic arithmetic that children master becomes a daily puzzle that defeats me with surprising consistency and confidence, especially when tips are involved and everyone is watching. The humor is in the blunt admission, so bad at doing the very basics that everyone assumes are easy and automatic like breathing. It turns everyday math into a personal dilemma that follows me to stores, restaurants, and bill splitting where my piece of paper becomes my best friend and bodyguard. The comedy here lands because many people feel this shame while pretending to understand.

Description: Show off your mathematical prowess with this fun and clever 'I've Got Skills They're Multiplyin' design. Featuring a classic multiplication grid, this aesthetic is perfect for math teachers, students, and nerds who love numbers. Whether you're a fan of arithmetic, algebra, or just love a good pun, this design makes an excellent gift for back-to-school season, math appreciation day, or as a graduation surprise. Celebrate the joy of learning with this cool, minimalist retro math chart style.

Description: A Starfleet passenger card turns the absurd tribble infestation into a no-feeding rule. A classic saucer-and-nacelles Enterprise anchors the upper diagram; the bottom instructional triptych shows one furry creature beside a food ration, a sudden group of offspring, and tribbles engulfing a compartment. The forbidden pictogram is a hand offering grain to a tribble, making the warning immediately recognizable as a reference to The Trouble with Tribbles rather than a generic shipboard rule.

Description: Show off your nerdy humor with this hilarious "I Got Skills They're Multiplyin'" design featuring a multiplication table chart grid. A perfect gift idea for math teachers, students, mathematicians, and STEM enthusiasts who love clever math puns!

Description: Schoolhouse Rock's conductor is one of the most recognizable characters from the animated series. The conductor appeared in the segment Conjunction Junction to teach viewers how to use a part of grammar known as conjuctions. In a popular song, an unseen audience asks the conductor, "Conjuction Junction, what's your function?" to which he replies "Hooking up words, and phrases, and clauses." For any fan of the educational animated series, this What's Your Function Schoolhouse Rock T-Shirt is a must have!

Description: Math, the only subject that counts is a funny mathematics gift design with a double meaning for mathematicians, math students and teachers.

Description: A composition featuring the Statue of Liberty standing on stacked books. Below the books, a banner reads "INTERJECTION!". Further down, the words "Schoolhouse Rock" are prominently displayed. At the bottom, a multiplication table lists numbers with the heading "MULTIPXICATION".

Description: Playful retro classroom artwork celebrating catchy educational songs and sing-along learning. Evokes memories of learning letters and numbers set to music.

Description: Math Teacher design featuring addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with the quote Do The Math.

Description: A simple, bold composition on a black background featuring mathematical symbols in vibrant colors. From left to right: an orange plus sign, a green minus sign, two blue equal signs stacked vertically, a red division symbol with two dots, and a yellow multiplication cross. Below these symbols, the white text 'Mathematics Tour' is displayed in a stylized, cursive font.

Description: Schoolhouse Rock! was a popular American series of animated, musical educational shorts that broadcasted between regular shows during the U.S. Saturday morning children's block. The program tackled a wide variety of subjects, including grammar, science, economics, history, mathematics, and civics. Its initial broadcast run spanned from 1973 until 1984, before experiencing a television revival from 1993 to 1996. Eventually, brand new direct-to-video episodes were released in 2009. The beloved franchise first premiered in January 1973 with Multiplication Rock, a creative collection of songs designed to teach kids math tables. Throughout the early 1970s, it stood out as one of many short-form educational cartoons on the air.

Description: A cheerful math-themed design featuring the phrase “Just A Boy Who Loves Math” with playful cartoon-style lettering, number-inspired faces, and bright calculator symbol icons. The colorful layout highlights addition, subtraction, multiplication, and equations in a fun elementary school style. This artwork celebrates a love of numbers, learning, classroom confidence, and math curiosity with a cute kid-friendly visual approach.

Description: A lively tribute to classic learning cartoons, with colorful characters and bold vintage lettering. Made for animation fans and anyone who remembers educational TV with a song in its heart.

Description: A black background features white text and symbols. At the top, "MATHEMATICS ROCKS" is in a distressed font. Below, "287-212 BC" is surrounded by stars and mathematical symbols including pi, division, multiplication, and sigma. "THE MATHEMATICS PIONEERS" is centered, followed by decorative borders and "ARCHIMEDES" in large block letters. A quote, "GIVE ME A PLACE TO STAND AND I WILL MOVE THE EARTH," concludes the text.

Description: A bespectacled bird holds a chalkboard reading “(12 x 5) + 7 = ?,” framed by pencils and autumn-colored, knit-look borders. Made for educators who enjoy arithmetic humor, it makes a playful Thanksgiving gift or a seasonal classroom surprise.

Description: A dark background features large, bold text reading "Biology:" in a maroon color with a light pink outline. Below, in a similar style but smaller font, it says "The Only Science Where Multiplication and Division Mhe Same Thing." The text conveys a humorous statement about the science of Biology.

Description: Math, the only subject that counts is a funny mathematics gift design with a double meaning for mathematicians, math students and teachers.

Description: Bold white text reads "SHEERAN SQUAD". The letters "S", "H", "E", "E", "R", "A", "N" are modified with mathematical symbols: a division sign for the first "S", an orange plus sign for "H", a yellow equals sign for "A", and a multiplication sign for "S", and a red equals sign for "A". The text has a black background.

Description: A distressed, circular emblem with a bold outline. The inner circle contains the text "IT'S A GOOD DAY TO DO MATH" in an arc. Inside the circle are four mathematical operation symbols: a minus sign, a plus sign, a multiplication sign, and a division sign. The entire emblem has a textured, vintage appearance.

Description: A bold, text-based visual with the word "Biology:" prominently displayed at the top in a large, serif font. Below it, smaller, all-caps text reads "THE ONLY SCIENCE WHERE MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION MEAN THE SAME THING" on three lines. The background is black.

Description: A whimsical depiction of two cartoonish, round green objects with faces, resembling cells or fruits, joined together by a light blue laboratory flask. The objects have smiling faces with wide mouths and eyes. They are surrounded by a green, jagged border. Below the graphic, bold white text reads "BIOLOGY", followed by smaller white text stating "THE ONLY SCIENCE WHERE MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION MEAN THE SAME THING."

Description: Biology humor design featuring a blue bacterium and the witty line “The only science where multiplication and division mean the same thing,” perfect for science lovers.