Multiplication Worksheets by Method, Size and Grade

Open the page that matches your lesson: a grade, a problem size, a written method or a property.

Teachers rarely need a multiplication worksheet in general. The curriculum names a grade, a size such as 3-digit by 2-digit, or a written method such as the area model, lattice or partial products, and the sheet has to match.

25 pages

By grade 5

The sizes each grade works on.

Multiplication Worksheets Grade 4 for Multi-Digit Work and ReviewFourth grade, from 2-digit × 1-digit to 2-digit × 2-digit, with area models, division and review.
6th Grade Multiplication Worksheets: Decimals, Fractions and EquationsGrade 6 multiplication: multi-digit decimals in columns, fractions and mixed numbers, exponents on 10, one-step equations and shared factors.
Multiplication Worksheets Grade 2Second grade: equal groups, arrays up to 5 by 5, skip counting and a first look at × 2, × 5 and × 10.
Grade 3 Multiplication Worksheets for Facts and Word ProblemsThird grade: facts to 10 × 10 in teaching order, unknown numbers, division facts, multiples of 10 and word problems. 1. 2 × 6 = · 2. 5 × 3 = · 3. 10 × 1 =
Multiplication and Division Worksheets Grade 5, Matched to StandardsFifth grade: 3-digit × 2-digit and 4-digit × 2-digit by the standard algorithm, and division by 2-digit numbers with and without remainders.

By number of digits 10

One page per problem size, from single digits to 4-digit numbers, with the tables 1 to 12 in order and multiples of 10.

Multiplication Worksheets 1 12: The Tables in Order, One After AnotherThe times tables 1 to 12 with every fact once and in order, on two sheets, plus smaller sets such as 1 to 5 or 2 and 3 and a mixed review of 100 facts. 1. 1 × 1 = _____ · 2. 1 × 2 = _____ · 3. 1 × 3 = _____
Multiplying With Multiples of 10 Worksheets: Tens to ThousandsOne digit times tens, hundreds and thousands, tens times tens, the facts that bring an extra zero, missing factors and word problems. 1. 5 × 60 = ________ · 2. 2 × 20 = _____ · 3. 6 × 30 = ________
2 Digit by 1 Digit Multiplication Worksheets Sorted by Regrouping2-digit × 1-digit split by how much regrouping each problem needs, from 32 × 3 up to 78 × 9, with an answer key.
Long Multiplication Worksheets for Year 5 and Year 6The formal written method for Year 5 and Year 6: 2-digit × 2-digit up to 4-digit × 2-digit, with carry boxes and the placeholder zero.
3 Digit by 2 Digit Multiplication Worksheets Sorted by Multiplier3-digit × 2-digit built up by multiplier, from 518 × 40 and 324 × 12 to 487 × 96, with an answer key.
3 Digit Multiplication Worksheets3-digit × 3-digit with a starting sheet for 3-digit × 1-digit and 3-digit × 2-digit: one row at a time, zeros in either number, squared paper and word problems.
3 Digit by 1 Digit Multiplication Worksheets, One Carry at a Time3-digit × 1-digit sorted by carries, zeros and multiplier, with word problems and an answer key.
2 Digit by 2 Digit Multiplication Worksheets With Grids2-digit × 2-digit on grid paper, one digit per square: any digits, whole tens, teen multipliers and a number times itself.
Single Digit Multiplication Worksheet for Facts 0 × 0 to 9 × 9Fixed mixes of the facts from 0 × 0 to 9 × 9: small facts, squares, sixes to nines, all 100 on a page, each with an answer key.
4 Digit by 1 Digit Multiplication Worksheets for Grade 44-digit × 1-digit from no carrying to a carry at every step, plus 4-digit × 2-digit, unit problems and an answer key.

Written methods and models 6

Boxes, lattices and bars, set out for the pupil, and times-as-many comparison stories.

Area Model Multiplication Worksheets With the Boxes Already DrawnBox method sheets with the grid already drawn: a teen number in 2 boxes, 2 by 2 grids, squares to 19 × 19 and 3-digit × 3-digit in 9 boxes. 1. 58 × 62 = ________ · 2. 57 × 64 = ________ · 3. 99 × 58 = ________
Multiplicative Comparison Worksheets: Times as Many, Stories and BarsTimes as many in three forms: word problems with the unknown in each place, sentences to turn into equations such as 35 = 5 × 7, and comparison bars drawn to scale.
Lattice Multiplication Worksheets With the Diagonals Already DrawnThe lattice method with every diagonal drawn, from one-row lattices to 3 by 3, with decimal lattices and blank templates. 1. 66 × 77 = _____ · 2. 82 × 75 = _____ · 3. 57 × 15 = _____
Partial Products Multiplication Worksheets, Set Out in ColumnsColumn sheets with two to six partial products, labeled lines for the first lesson, a tens warm-up and the bridge to the standard algorithm.
Bar Model Multiplication Worksheets for Equal Parts and ComparisonTape diagrams already drawn: equal parts, a missing part, times as many, word problems to draw and blank frames. 1. _____ × _____ = _____ · 2. _____ × _____ = _____ · 3. _____ × _____ = _____
Missing Factor Multiplication Worksheets With the Blank in Any PlaceA missing factor on every sheet: by position, by times table, and with multiples of 10 and 100. 1. _____ × 8 = 40 · 2. _____ × 5 = 25 · 3. 3 × _____ = 6

Properties of multiplication 4

Commutative, associative and distributive, one at a time or mixed.

Distributive Property of Multiplication Worksheets, Grades 3 to 5Brackets and equations: break apart a fact, 2-digit × 1-digit with tens and ones, two brackets with four products, and common factors.
Associative Property of Multiplication Worksheets for Grades 3 and 4Grouping three factors: work it both ways, find the pair that makes 10 or 100, halve and double, and where the rule fails.
Commutative Property of Multiplication WorksheetsSwapping the factors: turnaround facts, true or false lines, a harder table from an easier one, where order does matter, and three factors. 1. _____ × 6 = 6 × 8 · 2. 5 × _____ = 8 × 5 · 3. 3 × _____ = 6 × 3
Properties of Multiplication WorksheetMixed sheet types: name the property, use it, the × 1 and × 0 rules, and true or false equations.

The grade pages cite the standard behind each size. The size pages sort problems by what makes them hard: carries, zeros and the multiplier. The method pages set out the boxes, grids and lines a method needs.

By grade 5

By number of digits 10

Written methods and models 6

Properties of multiplication 4

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