Multiplication

Today we are going to look at finding 10 times a 3-digit number using base ten blocks and place value charts.

Today we are going to look at finding 100 times a 2-digit number using place value charts.

Match the statements to the correct bar models.

Doubling and halving is still a powerful way to work out answers mentally.

A set of mental arithmetic questions aimed at multiplying numbers by 4 by doubling twice.

Completing multiplication statements by multiplying 3 small numbers together.

Quick revision of multiplying by 10 and 100, including 5-digit answers.

Once times tables are known they can be put into use by multiplying two digit multiples of 10.

More mental arithmetic, doubling and halving multiples of 5. Should be a whizz if you are good at doubling!

How many different multiplications can be made from three digits?

These questions can all be done ?in your head? but they also ask for explanations of how they were done.

Multiply by 5 by multiplying by 10 and halving.

Revision of multiplying by 10, 100 and 1 000. Remember, it?s move one place to the left to multiply by 10.

More practice with multiplying by 10 or 100.

Word problems, using the skills learnt for multiplying by 10, 100 and 1,000.

Using partitioning to help understand 11x and 12x tables.

Using the grid method to multiply a 2-digit number by a single digit.

An introduction to the 6x table up to 6 x 10.

An introduction to the 6x table up to 6 x 12.

Practice for the 6x table.

Speedy checklist for 6 x table (6 first) up to 6 x 10.

An introduction to the x6 table.

The six times table up to 12 x 6.

Fast recall of the x6 table.

Various problems involving the 6x table.

More problems working with the 6x table.

A different and rather creepy crawly way to use the 6x table.

The answers are given, just complete the 6x table!

Bar modelling with 6 as multiplicand.

Using bar modelling to help understand and learn the 6x table.

Find the missing numbers in the 6 times table (up to 12 x 6)

More on the 6 times table up to 6 x 12.

Word questions on the 6 times table up to 12 x 6.

Introducing the 7x table up to 7 x 10.

More on the 7x table.

Practice sheets for the 7x table.

Introducing the 7x table up to 7 x 12.

Learn the 7x table, off by heart.

More on the 7x table.

Rapid answers to the 7x table.

7x table up to 12 x 7.

Bar modelling with 7 as multiplicand.

Using bar modelling to help understand and learn the 7x table.

Consolidation of 7x table.

Quick practice of 7x table.

Introducing the 9x table up to 9 x 10.

More on the 9x table.

Practice pages for fast recall of the 9x table.

Begin to learn the 9x table up to 12.

Learn the 9x table.

More on the 9x table.

9x table up to 12 x 9.

Quickfire questions on the 9x table.

Bar modelling with 9 as multiplicand.

Using bar modelling to help understand and learn the 9x table.

Consolidate the 9x table.

Introduction to the 11x table up to 11 x 12.

More on the 11x table.

Quick mental skills to complete these 11x table questions.

A look at the 11x table.

More on learning the 11x table with the 11 second.

More work on the 11x table.

Bar modelling with 11 as multiplicand.

Using bar modelling to help understand and learn the 11x table.

Plenty of 11x table practice.

An introduction to the 12x times table up to 12 x 12 = 144.

More practice with the 12x table.

Quick mental recall of the 12x table.

A look at the 12x table.

More practice with the 12x table, with the 12 coming second.

More on the x12 table.

Bar modelling with 12 as multiplicand.

Using bar modelling to help understand and learn the 12x table.

Quick answers expected for these pages on the 12x table.

Complete multiplication and division questions with the help of a tables square.

Use a tables square to help answer multiplication and division questions.

Even more 'tables' practice.

All tables can be practised on the tables squares.

It's a good idea to time how long it takes to complete each square and look for improvement as tables are learned.

More speed tests on tables. Remember, the grid can be completed in any order. Most children like to start with the easy tables, such as the twos and tens.

The last set of speed practise sheets, with a couple of certificates at the end!

More about the tables square, including square numbers.

Multiply 3 small numbers using the knowledge that multiplication can be done in any order.

Multiplying by 1.

Multiplying by 0.

Multiplying, adding and subtracting with 0 and 1.

Often known as 'short multiplication' this is the standard method of multiplying 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers.

Using written multiplication method to multiply by 7.

Standard written multiplication method just using the 9x table.

Plenty of practice multiplying 2-digit numbers by a single digit, using the formal written method.

More multiplying of 2-digit numbers by a single digit.

Finding the missing digits in standard written multiplication.

Plenty of practice multiplying 3-digit numbers by a single digit, using the formal written method.

More practice multiplying 3-digit numbers by a single digit.

Finding the factors of small numbers.

Multiples and factors: what they are and how to recognise them.

Finding multiples of numbers and remembering that finding the product means multiply.

Finding all the products of a set of numbers.

A closer look at the concepts involved with multiplication and division

Plenty to learn with the new statutory requirements for Year 4 multiplication and division.