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THE MULTIPLICATION COLLECTION

Find the next
useful practice.

Start with what your learner needs: understanding equal groups, representing a problem, or recalling familiar facts. Every resource is free, with printable PDFs and matching keys.

Choose by the learning need

  1. “What does multiply mean?”Start with counters and arrays. Ask what each factor represents.
  2. “I can show it; I need practice.”Choose a few familiar tables and build a focused worksheet.
  3. “I want a plan for the week.”Make a five-day pack. Use what you notice to choose the next facts.
UNDERSTAND

Read the array

Count rows and items in each row; connect repeated addition to multiplication.

6 questions · factors 2–5 REPRESENT

Draw the array

Use a blank grid to represent equal rows and explain how you found the total.

6 questions · room to draw APPLY

Equal-group stories

Find the equal groups, sketch a model and answer a one-step word problem.

4 problems · models and solutions EXTEND

Multi-digit multiplication

Connect place value, area models and vertical methods with worked answer keys.

6 spacious problems · 4 digit ranges PRACTISE

Choose your times tables

Mix selected tables; add missing factors or division and practise on screen.

12, 24 or 36 questions PLAN

A week of practice

Five daily sheets with balanced facts or your own counts for each table.

Monday–Friday · one PDF REFER

Multiplication charts

Choose a completed reference, blank grid or selected rows to fill in.

10 × 10 or 12 × 12

A COMPLETE STARTING POINT

One concept. Three ways to explore.

The visual mini lesson includes reading arrays, drawing them and using equal groups in stories. Download all three or choose one skill.

Build a visual lesson →
Read the arrayNUMBERLEAF / UNDERSTAND MULTIPLICATIONRead the arrayName: ____________________________ Date: ______________Count rows and squares in each row. Complete both equations.1.____ rows; ____ in each row____ × ____ = _______ + ___ + ___ + ___ + ___ = ___2.____ rows; ____ in each row____ × ____ = _______ + ___ + ___ = ___3.____ rows; ____ in each row____ × ____ = _______ + ___ = ___4.____ rows; ____ in each row____ × ____ = _______ + ___ + ___ = ___5.____ rows; ____ in each row____ × ____ = _______ + ___ = ___6.____ rows; ____ in each row____ × ____ = _______ + ___ + ___ + ___ + ___ = ___numberleafmath.com · readEdition 1P6W6QP

START SMALL

Help that fits
the learner.

Use age and grade as a starting point, then look at the actual questions. Arrays with factors 2–5 introduce equal rows. Extending to 2–8 increases the counting and representation work. Fact practice supports learners who already understand the model.

For larger type, select Large print in the mixed-table or weekly maker. For students who prefer one question at a time, choose Practise this sheet and use the missed-facts PDF to revisit the original questions.

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