Multiplication

Facts, single-digit multipliers and the full written method. 13 skills, 39 sets, generated fresh every time.

• Multiplication facts up to 5 × 5Numbers 2–5; 76% are a single table fact.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• Multiplication facts up to 10 × 10Numbers 2–10; 88% are a single table fact.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• Multiplication facts up to 12 × 12Numbers 2–12; 91% are a single table fact.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 2-digit × 1-digit multiplicationNumbers 2–99; every one will need a carry into the next column.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 3-digit × 1-digit multiplicationNumbers 2–990; every one will need a carry into the next column.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 4-digit × 1-digit multiplicationNumbers 2–9,930; every one will need a carry into the next column.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 5-digit × 1-digit multiplicationNumbers 2–99,991; every one will need a carry into the next column.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 2-digit × 2-digit multiplicationNumbers 10–99; every one will need two partial products and a shift.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 3-digit × 2-digit multiplicationNumbers 2–995; every one will need two partial products and a shift.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 4-digit × 2-digit multiplicationNumbers 10–9,950; every one will need two partial products and a shift.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 3-digit × 3-digit multiplicationNumbers 103–995; every one will need two partial products and a shift.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• 2-digit × 1-digit multiplication, no carryingNumbers 2–44; every one will come out column by column with nothing carried.Starter · Standard · Stretch
• Multiplying by 10, 100 and 1000Numbers 10–999; every one will move digits rather than compute.Starter · Standard · Stretch

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