Year 3 · Maths · Easy
Multiplication
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Work out each answer. Show your working on spare paper if you need to.
- 1.33 × 2 =
- 2.73 × 8 =
- 3.94 × 9 =
- 4.87 × 3 =
- 5.47 × 6 =
- 6.69 × 9 =
- 7.51 × 4 =
- 8.78 × 8 =
- 9.62 × 9 =
- 10.82 × 7 =
Maths worksheets · Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6
Multiplication worksheets
Printable written-multiplication practice, from multiplying a two-digit number by a one-digit number in Year 3 to long multiplication in Years 5 and 6.
Printable multiplication worksheet
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Year 3 · Maths · EasyAnswer key
Multiplication — answers
Answer sheet for checking.
- 1.33 × 2 =66
- 2.73 × 8 =584
- 3.94 × 9 =846
- 4.87 × 3 =261
- 5.47 × 6 =282
- 6.69 × 9 =621
- 7.51 × 4 =204
- 8.78 × 8 =624
- 9.62 × 9 =558
- 10.82 × 7 =574
Multiplication
From tables to written methods
Once children know their times tables, they can use them to multiply larger numbers. Year 3 multiplies two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers. Year 4 uses short multiplication with three-digit numbers. Years 5 and 6 use long multiplication with two-digit multipliers.
Multiplication
Keep columns tidy
Most mistakes in long multiplication come from misaligned digits or forgotten carried numbers. Squared paper — for example PaperKind's 1 cm graph paper — keeps each digit in its place.
Year-group applicability
Which years practise multiplication?
Designed around primary-school skill progression; your school's order may differ.
- Year 3Multiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number using mental and written methods.All Year 3 worksheets →
- Year 4Multiply two-digit and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number using a formal written method.All Year 4 worksheets →
- Year 5Multiply numbers with up to four digits by one- or two-digit numbers, including long multiplication.All Year 5 worksheets →
- Year 6Multiply multi-digit numbers by two-digit numbers using long multiplication.All Year 6 worksheets →
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