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Ks2 Multiplication worksheets
Free worksheets: Multiplication, KS2
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Choose the route: addition and multiplication
Starting with the number on the left, work out which route the boy takes to get to the red house. Which route does he take to get to the blue house?
Finding multiples
Draw a line to match these numbers to the correct multiple underneath. (Remember, some numbers have more than one multiple.)
Multiplying fractions by whole numbers
A Year 5 maths worksheet created by an experienced teacher to help teach your child how to multiply fractions by whole numbers.
Triangular numbers explained
A triangular number can be represented by a triangle of dots. Work out the first 20 triangular numbers (you won’t be able to draw them all!).
12 times table speed grids
Work through the first list of 12 times table questions, then time yourself on the three other grids on the worksheet to get faster and faster at solving them.
12 times table quick quiz
Have your child practise the 12 times table by circling the correct answer to the problems on each line.
12 times table practice drill
Fill in the answers to the 12 times table in one column, then complete the jumbled up problems in the right column. See how quickly you can finish it!
12 times table matching challenge
Reunite the spaceships with their aliens by matching each 12 times multiplication problem with the correct answer.
Jumbled number sentences multiplication
Arm your child with scissors and glue and get them cutting and sticking to arrange these multiplication number sentences correctly. Can they solve the puzzle?
Spot the wrong answers 6 times table
It's your turn to be the teacher with this worksheet - simply mark these multiplication and division number sentences with a tick when they're correct and a big red cross when they're not!
Identify multiples of 6
A fun alternative to chanting the 6 times table, this worksheet asks them to identify the multiples of 6 and divide them into blue and red planet groups.
6 times table space bingo
Turn times tables practice into a game with a quick space bingo competition! You will need an adult caller and two players; cut out the cards and blank grids to play now.
6 times table word problems
Space buggies, aliens, spaceships and the Mars Academy – your child will need to feel confident about their 6 times table to solve our space-themed word problems.
6 times table quick quiz
Finish a 6 times table practice session with a quick quiz to check your child's recall.
6 times table speed grids
Make times table practice fun by racing against the clock! Can your child show off their knowledge of the 6 times table by completing the speed grid in double-quick time?
Times tables speed grid
Use this blank grid, created by one of our experienced teachers, to make up your own times tables game! See how quickly you can multiply numbers across the top and left, filling the entire grid with answers.
Find multiples of 6
A space-themed worksheet to reinforce understanding of multiples. Your child will need to identify the aliens who are numbered with multiples of 6 and colour in their alien eye!
6 times table investigation
Aliens from Pluto have six legs; aliens from Uranus have three legs. Using their knowledge of the 6 times table, can your child work out how many aliens attended a meeting if there were 39 legs in the room? This tricky puzzle will add some fun to multiplication revision.
6 times table matching challenge
A fun spaceship and alien matching challenge to help your child practise their 6 times table.
Breaking the code: 6 times table
Can your child use their knowledge of the 6 times table to solve a puzzle and work out the correct combination of digits to break a top-secret code?
6 times table practice drill
Once they have learnt the 6 times table, set your child this quick practice drill to check they know it and are confident. Get them to race against the clock for an extra challenge!
Multiplication: the grid method
This worksheet clearly sets out the grid method, which is a simple way to multiply a two-digit number by another two-digit number.
Multiply by 10 (including decimals)
This worksheet gives your child lots of examples of numbers to multiply by 10, including decimals.
Multiplying by 10 and 100
This worksheet encourages children to think about how many 10p coins and 1p coins make up the given amounts.