Multiplication

Doubling and halving numbers up to 20.

Halving and doubling word problems.

Recognising equal groups and finding totals.

Recognising equal groups and finding totals.

Recognising equal groups and finding totals.

Recognising equal groups and finding totals.

Recognising equal groups of ten and finding totals.

Repeated addition is a great way to explain multiplication to young children.

A vital part of understanding the process of multiplication is that it can be done in any order. This is also true of addition, but not of subtraction or division.

Start learning the 2x table.

Learn the 2x table up to 2 x 10.

Learn the 2x table up to 2 x 12.

More practice with the 2 times table up to 2 x 12.

Quick practice on 2x table up to 12.

See how quickly you can answer all these 2x table questions.

More quick 2x table questions.

36 2x table questions to be answered as quickly as possible.

Beginning to learn the two times table, just up to 5 x 2.

2 times table up to 10 x 2.

Continue up to 12 x 2.

More on the 2x table.

2x table up to 12 (2)

36 quickfire questions on the 2 x table (up to 12 x 2)

More speedy 2x table questions.

More speedy tables to check how well the 2x table is known.

Something slightly different using knowledge of the 2x table.

Bar modelling with 2 as multiplicand.

2x table (bar modelling)

More on the 2x table.

Finding pairs of numbers in the 2x table.

Complete the numbers as quickly as possible.

2x table number links

Fill the gaps in the two times table questions.

2x table pairs to 12.

A variety of pages to help to learn the 5x table up to 5 x 10.

Further practice for the 5x table up to 10.

A variety of pages to help to learn the five times table up to 5 x 12.

Rapid answers can be expected for these pages.

Try to learn the five times table as soon as possible. The answers all end in five or zero!

More on the 5x table up to 10 x 5.

Continue with 5x table up to 12 x 5.

More on the 5x table up to 12 x 5.

36 quickfire questions on the 5x table (up to 12 x 5)

Check how well the 5x table has been learned.

More quick 5x table questions.

How quickly can these 5x table questions be answered?

Find 5 times the number shown on the mouse.

Find 5 times the number shown on the sheep.

More 5x table work.

Missing numbers in the 5x table up to 10 x 5.

Bar modelling with 5 as multiplicand.

5x table (bar modelling)

Completing star pattern on 5x table.

Finding pairs of numbers in the 5x table.

Learn the ten times table up to 10 times 10.

Work work on learning the 10x table.

Worksheets to help learn the 10x table (starting with 10 x ...).

Rapid answers needed here to complete the questions as quickly as possible.

Here we have another in our series on multiplication and tables. This time we are looking at the ten times table. This is often thought of as the easiest table as the digits don't change, but don't get caught in the trap of telling your child that you 'just add a naught' to multiply by ten.

More on the 10x table, up to 10 x 10.

Continue with 10x table up to 12 x 10.

36 quickfire questions on the 10x table (up to 12 x 10)

Bar modelling with 10 as multiplicand.

10x table (bar modelling)

Missing numbers in 10x table, up to 10 x 10.

Completing the star patterns using the 10x table.

Linking using knowledge of the 10x table.

Finding pairs of numbers that are in the 10x table.

Practice makes perfect, and this set of multiplication pages gives loads of practice for the 2x, 5x and 10x tables.

Mixed 2x, 5x and 10x tables up to 12.

Number patterns help with learning tables and recognising multiples of 2, 5 and 10.

Put in the missing numbers to make the number sentences correct.

See how quickly you can do these 2x, 5x and 10x 'tables' questions.

More 2x, 5x and 10x 'tables' to do as quickly as possible - but they must be correct!

More on knowing 2x, 5x and 10x tables up to 12.

All correct in a quick time will show that tables have been successfully learned.

Continuing with our series on multiplication these pages use a baker's shop to buy biscuits cakes and buns. Make sure your child has some knowledge of their 2x, 5x and 10x tables as well as being able to count up in twos, fives and tens before trying these pages.

Shopping using the 2x, 5x and 10x tables up to 12.

A great way to practice the 2x, 5x and 10x tables is with 2p, 5p and 10p coins.

It is a good idea to keep reinforcing that multiplication can be seen as 'lots of'. 3 lots of 2p can be written as 2p x 3.

Great set of 'space' pages to test how quickly the two, five and ten times tables are known.

More on knowing 2x, 5x and 10x tables up to 12.

Written multiplication questions.

Ten questions all about doubling numbers.

More word problems, mostly using knowledge of doubling and halving with larger numbers.

This set of worksheets looks at multiplication word problems taken from real life situations.

This is the second of our sets of worksheets which look at word problems involving multiplication. Only the 2x, 5x and 10x tables are used and children who knows these 'off by heart' will find the questions much easier.

This set of four worksheets looks at multiplication word problems taken mainly from real life situations involving measurements. All the questions can be answered if the 2x, 5x and 10x tables are known.

Fun, 2-player game to help with learning the 2x table.

A calculator and counters is all you need to play this game which re-inforces knowledge of the 5x table.

Fun calculator game to back up knowledge of the 10x table.

A look at the new statutory requirements for multiplication and division in Year 2.