Multiply Simple Numbers

Young mathematicians problem solve 12 division math problems involving one-digit divisors and remainders. They put their answers on the lines provided.

Fourth and fifth graders learn long division by one digit divisors. They learn the steps: divide, multiply, subtract, compare, bring down, repeat. Pupils solve five problems in a step by step format.

For this negative powers of ten worksheet, youngsters multiply one-digit numbers by powers of ten ranging from 1 to .0001. This two-page worksheet contains approximately 50 problems, with answers.

Here is a powers of ten learning exercise in which learners multiply two-digit numbers by powers of ten ranging from one to five digits. This two page learning exercise contains approximately 50 problems, with answers.

Multiplying by 10 is simple, but do your scholars know the trick? They look at four examples; if you haven't learned this yet, see if they notice a pattern in these answers. They multiply 70 numbers by 10. Most are two-digit, but a few...

Upper graders multiply numbers by tens and hundreds, and multiply two and three digit numbers by one digit numbers. They participate in a teacher-led lecture and complete examples with the class, complete a worksheet, and discuss the...

Math whizzes complete a total of 40 problems, multiplying two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers. The page contains links to answers and additional worksheets.

What are partial products? The teacher uses a geometric model to illustrate how to break up double digit numbers to find the product of the numbers being multiplied. It's a good visual for your students who might need to see how the math...

Third and fourth-graders multiply two digits by one-digit numerals with some regrouping. They solve 15 problems.

In this multiplication worksheet, students multiply one-digit numbers by numbers that have decimals to the hundredth place. Students complete 20 problems.