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Multiplication Mastery Worksheet

Solve each challenge. Show your working where there is space, and use multiplication facts, arrays and patterns to explain your thinking.

Facts and patterns

1.A community garden has 6 rows of seedlings, with 8 seedlings in each row. How many seedlings are there altogether? Write a multiplication equation.

2.Fill in the missing numbers in the 7 times-table pattern: 7, 14, 21, , 35, , 49. What number is added each time?

3.Which equation has a product of 56?

7 × 6
7 × 8
8 × 8
9 × 6

4.Complete the multiplication grid. Multiply the number at the start of each row by the number at the top of each column.

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Arrays and strategies

5.A seedling array has 4 rows, with 6 seedlings in each row. How many rows and how many seedlings are in each row? Write the multiplication equation and its reversed fact.

Draw an array to show 3 × 7. Label the number of rows and the number in each row.

6.For your 3 × 7 array, how many objects are there altogether? Write the multiplication equation and the matching division fact.

7.Match each multiplication fact on the left to its product on the right.

9 × 4
6 × 7
8 × 5

Multiplication in action

8.A market stall packs apples into bags of 8. If it fills 7 bags, how many apples does it pack? Show an equation and answer in a sentence.

9.A kapa haka group is arranging 54 performers in equal rows, with 6 performers in each row. How many rows are needed? Write a multiplication fact that proves your answer.

10.A hiking group needs 4 drink bottles for each of 9 walkers. Maia says they need 32 bottles. Is Maia correct? Explain how you know.

11.A fruit grower has 48 feijoas and wants to arrange them in equal rectangular rows, with at least 2 rows. Give two different row-and-column arrangements and show the multiplication facts.