Put your math whizzes to the test with a speed trial worksheet! Third graders zip through 60 multiplication problems, all including digits from 0 to 10. Who can finish first? Use the whole worksheet or cut each column of 20 problems into...

Fifth graders enhance their multiplication skills by solving the 45 decimal problems that range by powers of ten.

Learners enhance their multiplication skills by multiplying the given decimals by 10. They solve 45 problems.

Here is a terrific worksheet for upper graders that presents seven one-step math word problems. This would be an ideal in-class assignment, homework assignment, or assessment. Answers are provided on the second page of the worksheet....

In this finding the products worksheet, students solve multiplication facts to fill in the blanks in the twelve by twelve grid. Students solve 144 problems. 

In this multiplication and division worksheet, students complete a math facts chart featuring the number 3.

In this finding the products worksheet, students multiply factors from zero to twelve times twelve. Students solve 100 problems.

For this finding the products worksheet, students multiply factors from zero to twelve times twelve. Students solve 100 problems.

Here is a decimal multiplication worksheet in which students enhance their multiplication skills by multiplying the decimal numbers by 10. They solve 45 problems.

For a quick subtraction drill, these 17 problems are a great addition to your math lesson. All problems use multiples of ten, ranging from 10 to 90. Use the activity as a timed quiz or more thorough review assignment.

In this finding the products instructional activity, students multiply factors from zero to twelve times twelve. Students solve 100 problems.

In this finding the products worksheet, students multiply factors from zero to twelve times twelve. Students solve 100 problems.

In this finding the products worksheet, students multiply factors from zero to twelve times twelve. Students solve 100 problems.

In this multiplication and division by Six activity, 4th graders count by sixes to 100, complete the times tables for six, solve 8 division by 6 problems and 4 two digit multiplication problems.

In this integer multiplication worksheet, 5th graders enhance their multiplication skills by solving the integer multiplication problems that range from -99 to 99. Students solve 54 problems.

Students explore math functions by completing worksheets in class. In this word problem lesson plan, students read the story A Remainder of One and practice solving division problems from the story. Students complete a worksheet which...

What is the product? Scholars solve 30 multiplication practice equations where one factor has two digits and the other has one digit. All are aligned vertically, and several require regrouping. There are three examples to remind scholars...

By understanding multiplication facts as sets, scholars can conceptualize this math process easier. The facts they need for these problems are listed at the top, and all involve three as a factor. Review these facts with learners...

Elementary schoolers solve 12 problems that require them to multiply 2-digit numbers by the number 10 or 100. They also respond to two short-answer questions.

For this multiplication worksheet, students answer thirty multiplication problems and then submit their answers to get back their scores automatically.

Second graders use manipulatives, drawings, and story problems to learn the two's multiplication tables. After learning how to find answers, they participate in a memory game to match facts and answers.

In this introduction to multiplication worksheet, students use addition skills to help multiply, using "lines" to help at first, then without. Students continue practicing basic multiplication facts on page 2.

In this division worksheet, 4th graders solve 10 division math problems, write the family of facts for 3 sets of numbers and find the missing number in 4 division algebra problems.

In this finding the product worksheet, students multiply factors from one to twelve with no zeros. Students solve 100 problems.