Master Multiplication Workbook

Master
Multiplication
Table of Contents
Master Multiplication
Addition Facts *
Making Multiplication Sentences *
Football Multiplication #1 *
Find the Multiplication Facts *
Umbrella Math *
Apple Tree Math *
Mammoth Multiplication Problems *
Double Digit Multiplication *
Greater Than or Less Than? #1 *
Greater Than or Less Than? #2 *
Classroom Math: Multiplication Word Problems *
Merchandise Multiplication *
Wild Word Problems: Multiplication *
Family Vacation Multiplication *
Finding Factors *
Multiply Three Numbers *
Math-Go-Round
Certificate of Completion
Answer Sheets
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Math
Addition
Addition Facts
& Multiplication problems can also be expressed with addition. Write the addition
Multiplication
facts that go with each multiplication sentence. The first one is done for you.
3x7= 3+3+3+3+3+3+3
5x4=
6x2=
10 x 5 =
7x7=
9x4=
Look at the pictures below.
Write the addition fact:
Write the multiplication sentence:
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Math Making Multiplication Sentences
Multiplication
Look at each picture below. Write both the addition and multiplication facts that illustrate
each picture. The first one is done for you.
2+2+2
2x3=6

3rd
Grade
Math
Find The Multiplication Facts
Calculation Multiplication is the reverse of division.
Example: If the division sentence is 12 ÷ 6 = 2,

Then the related multiplication facts are 6 x 2 = 12 and 2 x 6 = 12.
Look at these division sentences, and write down the two related multiplication facts.
.................
10 ÷ 5 = 2 35 ÷ 7 = 5
96 ÷ 8 = 12
..
... 120 ÷ 12 = 10
.....
........
..
44 ÷ 11 = 4
76 ÷ 2 = 38
...
..
..
.
..
..
...
81 ÷ 9 = 9 ...... . . . . . . ......
999 ÷ 3 = 333
75 ÷ 25 = 3
.
..
.. .. ...
. . . ....
.......
Umbrella Math
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Apple Tree Math
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Double Digit
Multiplication
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GREATER THAN OR LESS THAN?
> “ GREATER THAN” < “ LESS THAN” = “EQUAL”
Directions: Solve the equations then write down the symbol that best
compares each answer. Then write the answer in word form.
Example:
Ex. (232x32) > (22x150) Seven thousand, four hundred and
7424 3300 twenty-four is greater than three
thousand, three hundred.
1. 89 134
x 63 x 24
2. 346 45
x 3 x 23
3. 142 71
x 10 x 20
4. 232 560
x 85 x 42
5. 843 235
x 27 x 94

Example:
1. 539 133
x 223 x 624
2. 439 244
x173 x 324
3. 453 1223
x513 x 154
4. 745 394
x 16 x 85

4
th
Classroom Math:
Multiplication Word Problems
Grade
Math isn't just for math class. It is All of the students have a vocabulary
used to solve problems in every subject. assignment every week with 13 new words.
Help Mr. Hammond's class figure out If the school year is 40 weeks long, how
their problems using math. Show your many new words will they learn?
work
Henry wants to see how many different

colored crayons are in the crayon box. If
there here are 4 rows of 19 crayons, how
many different colors are there?
Jeremy is building a toothpick skyscraper.

Look at the picture below of the first
floor. How many tooth picks will it take to
build 12 stories? How many marshmallows
will it take to build 12 stories?
Mikey is typing in the computer lab and typing
at 23 words per minute. If he types for 11
minutes, how many words does he type?
It‛s the day before Valentine‛s Day and

Shelley needs to get Valentine cards for all
of her classmates. The desks are arranged
in a rectangle 7 rows wide and 5 rows long.
If there are 3 desks that are empty, how
many students are in the class?
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4
th
Merchandise Multiplication
Grade
Use multiplication to solve the following
problems. Show your work.
The Nguyen family gets movies from Mov-
ieMail home video delivery service. They
get 3 movies at the beginning of the week
and return them at the end of each week.
If they continue this pattern, how many
movies will they see in one year? (1 year =
52 weeks)
Mr. Hayes is having friends over to watch
basketball and needs to buy snacks. He
buys 5 boxes of crackers. In each box
there are 3 sleeves of 24 crackers. How
many crackers did he buy all together?
This is a two step problem. Try multiplying
the numbers in different orders. Do you
get the same answer?
Look at the diagram of a portion of the

local grocery store's parking lot. If there
are 15 rows of parking spaces in the lot
like this one, how many cars can the park-
ing lot fit in total?
Mr. Chang is comparing television screen

sizes. Screen #1 is 18 by 23 inches and
screen #2 is 19 by 22 inches. Which tele-
vision has the larger screen?
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4
th
Wild Word Problems: Multiplication
Grade
Math in the animal kingdom! Use multipli- Josefina’s cat, Whiskers, climbed into a tree
cation to solve the following problems. and was too scared to come down. Her dad
Add or subtract when necessary. Show climbed up a ladder to bring down Whiskers.
your work. If Josefina’s dad had to climb up 15 ladder
steps and the steps are 32 centimeters
Mario walks his dog every day. The walk path apart, how high up did Whiskers go?
makes a giant loop that is 279 feet long. If
Mario and his dog make 3 laps around the
loop, how far do they walk?
Julie is teaching her parrot, Romeo, how to

say new words. If she teaches him 11 words
Racquel buys a small aquarium for her fish each month. How many words will Romeo
collection. The fish tank is 27 inches wide, learn in a year?
13 inches tall, and 13 inches deep. What is
the maximum volume of water can the
aquarium hold? This is problem requires two
multiplication steps, does the order of
operations matter?
Remember,
Volume = Length x Width x Height.
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13 in
27 in
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Family Vacation Multiplication
The Smiths are going on a family The Smiths board the airplane to head back
vacation. Use multiplication, addi- home. The flight attendant wants to count
tion, and subtraction to solve the how many passengers are on board. Every
row consists of 2, 3, and 2 seats each (see
following problems. Perform other
picture below). If there are 51 horizontal
operations as needed to help find rows, and 13 seats are empty, how many
the answers. Show your work. passengers are on board?
Driving to the airport, the Smiths needed to fill
up on gasoline. Gasoline costs 3 dollars for one
gallon. If their tank holds 16 gallons, and they
already have 3 gallons filled, how much money
will it cost to fill the car’s tank completely?
ROW 1
In total, the Smiths were flying in an air-

The Smiths want to visit a museum and must plane for 14 hours. If the airplane cruises
pay to park. They are going to be gone for 4 at approximately 512 miles per hour, about
hours. The price of parking is as follows: how many miles did they travel all
1 Quarter = 15 minutes together?
1 Dime = 5 minutes
1 Nickel = 2 minutes
The Smiths have 8 quarters, 12 dimes and 14
nickels. Do they have enough to park for 4
hours? (Remember: 60 minutes = 1 hour)

Finding Factors
Math
Algebra
Factors are numbers that you multiply together to get another number.
For example, 2 multiplied by 4 equals 8. So 2 and 4 are the factors of 8.
Find the factors of the numbers below. See the example.
10 = 2 x 5 18 =
24 = 30 =
32 = 39 =
Find the missing factors.
15 = 3 x 21 = 3 x
45 = 9 x 42 = 7 x
36 = 2 x 2 x3 x * When the factor is a prime

number, it is called
a prime factor.
60 = 2 x 3 x2 x
75 = 5 x 3 x

Math Multiply Three Numbers
Multiplication
Here’s a trick! First, multiply the first number by the second one. Then multiply
the product of the first two numbers by the third number. Find the product of these
multiplication sentences. The first one is done for you.
3 x 6 x2 5 x 4 x3
3 x 6 x2 3 x 6 x3
2 x 4 x6 3 x 5 x3
3 x 6 x6 3 x 6 x3
4 x 3 x2x2 6 x 5 x4x3
3 x 6 x2x2 3 x 6 x4x3
3x6 x2 3x6 x3

Math-Go-Round
+
RT
1 Point
STA
7,957 3,861 4,462 6,384
Multiplication | Difficulty:
1 Point
+
Find a friend and practice your

multiplication skills. Find two coins
or game pieces and place them 143 152 141 137
on the square labeled START.
Choose one of the problems to 1,694 x 27 x 42 x 33 x 63 1,610
solve and move your game piece
clockwise around the board to
that problem’s answer.
Keep track of the number of 172 194 115 104
corners you go around on each
move. For each one, give yourself
x 51 x 23 x 14 x 85
2,916 3,021
a point. The player with the most
points at the end is the winner.
Keep score with the table below.
154 170 139 158
Pla Pla
ye y 4,653 x 11 x 58 x 24 x 59 8,840
r 1 er 2
Round 1
Round 2 129 109 108 159

Round 3 x 11 x 73 x 27 x 19
9,860 8,772
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
+ 1 Point
1 Point
Round 7 3,336 8,631 9,332 1,419

Round 8
+
Total
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Answer Sheets
Master Multiplication
Addition Facts
Making Multiplication Sentences
Football Multiplication #1
Find the Multiplication Facts
Umbrella Math
Apple Tree Math
Mammoth Multiplication Problems
Double Digit Multiplication
Greater Than or Less Than? #1
Greater Than or Less Than? #2
Classroom Math: Multiplication Word Problems
Wild Word Problems: Multiplication
Finding Factors
Multiply Three Numbers
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7x7= 7 + 7 + 7+ 7 + 7 + 7+ 7
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2+2+2 1 + 1 +1 +1
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3 + 3 +3 5+5+5+5
3x3=9 5 x 4 = 20
4+4+4+4+4+4
4 x 6 = 24
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3rd
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Find The Multiplication Facts
Multiplication is the reverse of division.
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96 ÷ 8 = 12
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44 ÷ 11 = 4 10 x 12 = 120
76 ÷ 2 = 38
11 x 4 = 44 38 x 2 = 76 ...
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2 x 38 = 76 .
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81 ÷ 9 = 9
999 ÷ 3 = 333
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75 ÷ 25 = 3 3 x 333 = 999
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greater than three thousand, two hundred
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and sixteen.
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and ninety-seven is greater than eighty-two
120,197 82,992
thousand, nine hundred and ninety-two.
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75,947 79,056
fifty-six.
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x513 > x 154
hundred and eighty-nine is greater than one
232,389 188,342
hundred eighty-eight thousand, three hundred
and forty-two.
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x 16 < x 85
is less than thirty-three thousand, four hundred
11,920 33,490
and ninety.

Answer Sheet
4
Answer th
Classroom Math: Sheet
Multiplication Word Problems
Grade
Math isn't just for math class. It is All of the students have a vocabulary
used to solve problems in every subject. assignment every week with 13 new words.
Help Mr. Hammond's class figure out If the school year is 40 weeks long, how
their problems using math. Show your many new words will they learn?
work 40
x 13
Henry wants to see how many different
120
colored crayons are in the crayon box. If + 400
there here are 4 rows of 19 crayons, how
many different colors are there? 520
19
520 words
x 4 Jeremy is building a toothpick skyscraper.
76 Look at the picture below of the first
floor. How many tooth picks will it take to
build 12 stories? How many marshmallows
76 crayons will it take to build 12 stories?
Mikey is typing in the computer lab and typing 40
x 12 480 toothpicks
at 23 words per minute. If he types for 11
80
minutes, how many words does he type?
+ 400
23 480
x 11 16
x 12
23
+ 230 32
+ 160
253 192 192 marshmallows
It‛s the day before Valentine‛s Day and
Shelley needs to get Valentine cards for all
of her classmates. The desks are arranged
253 words in a rectangle 7 rows wide and 5 rows long.
If there are 3 desks that are empty, how
many students are in the class?
7
x 5
35 - 3 = 32
35
32 students
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4
th
Answer Sheet Grade
Use multiplication to solve the following
problems. Show your work.
The Nguyen family gets movies from Mov-
ieMail home video delivery service. They
get 3 movies at the beginning of the week
and return them at the end of each week.
If they continue this pattern, how many
movies will they see in one year? (1 year =
52 weeks)
Mr. Hayes is having friends over to watch
basketball and needs to buy snacks. He
3 x 52 = 156 buys 5 boxes of crackers. In each box
there are 3 sleeves of 24 crackers. How
many crackers did he buy all together?
This is a two step problem. Try multiplying
the numbers in different orders. Do you
156 movies get the same answer? * You can find this answer by
multiplying the numbers in
any order.
Look at the diagram of a portion of the
local grocery store's parking lot. If there
are 15 rows of parking spaces in the lot
24 x 3 = 72
like this one, how many cars can the park- 72 x 5 = 360
ing lot fit in total?
12
x 15 360 crackers
60 Mr. Chang is comparing television screen
+ 120 sizes. Screen #1 is 18 by 23 inches and
180 screen #2 is 19 by 22 inches. Which tele-
vision has the larger screen?
18 19
x 23 x 22
54 38
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The Smiths are going on a family The Smiths board the airplane to head back
vacation. Use multiplication, addi- home. The flight attendant wants to count
tion, and subtraction to solve the how many passengers are on board. Every
row consists of 2, 3, and 2 seats each (see
following problems. Perform other
picture below). If there are 51 horizontal
operations as needed to help find rows, and 13 seats are empty, how many
the answers. Show your work. passengers are on board?
Driving to the airport, the Smiths needed to fill 51 rows x 7 seats = 357 seats total
up on gasoline. Gasoline costs 3 dollars for one 357 - 13 = 344
gallon. If their tank holds 16 gallons, and they
already have 3 gallons filled, how much money T
will it cost to fill the car’s tank completely?
(16 gallons - 3 gallons) = 13 gallons ROW 1
13 x $3 per gallon = $39
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In total, the Smiths were flying in an air-
The Smiths want to visit a museum and must plane for 14 hours. If the airplane cruises
pay to park. They are going to be gone for 4 at approximately 512 miles per hour, about
hours. The price of parking is as follows: how many miles did they travel all
1 Quarter = 15 minutes together?
1 Dime = 5 minutes 14 hours x 512 miles = 7,168
1 Nickel = 2 minutes
The Smiths have 8 quarters, 12 dimes and 14
nickels. Do they have enough to park for 4
hours? (Remember: 60 minutes = 1 hour) T
15 min. x 8 quarters = 120 min.
5 min. x 12 dimes = 60 min.
2 min. x 14 nickels = 28 min.
120 + 60 + 128 = 3 hours & 28 min.
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Finding Factors Answer

Math
Algebra
Sheet
Factors are numbers that you multiply together to get another number.
For example, 2 multiplied by 4 equals 8. So 2 and 4 are the factors of 8.
Find the factors of the numbers below. See the example.
10 = 2 x 5 18 = 3x6
24 = 4x6 30 = 5x6
32 = 4x8 39 = 3 x 13
Find the missing factors.
15 = 3 x 5 21 = 3 x 7
45 = 9 x 5 42 = 7 x 6
36 = 2 x 2 x3 x 3 * When the factor is a prime

number, it is called
a prime factor.
60 = 2 x 3 x2 x 5
75 = 5 x 3 x 5

Answer Sheet
Math Multiply Three Numbers

Multiplication
Here’s a trick! First, multiply the first number by the second one. Then multiply
the product of the first two numbers by the third number. Find the product of these
multiplication sentences. The first one is done for you.
3 x 6 x2 5 x 4 x3
3 x 6 x2 20
3 x 6 x3
60
2 x 4 x6 3 x 5 x3
38x 6 x 6 15
3 x 6 x3
48 45
4 x 3 x2x2 6 x 5 x4x3
12
3 x 6 x2x2 30
3 x 6 x4x3
324
x6 x2 3x6
120 x3
48 360

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Henry wants to see how many different

Jeremy is building a toothpick skyscraper.

It‛s the day before Valentine‛s Day and

Look at the diagram of a portion of the

Mr. Chang is comparing television screen

Julie is teaching her parrot, Romeo, how to

In total, the Smiths were flying in an air-

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Find the factors of the numbers below. See the example.

Find the missing factors.

36 = 2 x 2 x3 x * When the factor is a prime

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Find a friend and practice your

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Round 7 3,336 8,631 9,332 1,419

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Look at the pictures below.

Write the addition fact:

Write the multiplication sentence:

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!*( !(# ($# #&

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GREATER THAN OR LESS THAN?

1. 89 134 Five thousand, six hundred and seven is

2. 346 45 One thousand and thirty-eight is greater than

One thousand, four hundred and twenty is

Nineteen thousand, seven hundred and

Twenty-two thousand, seven hundred and

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GREATER THAN OR LESS THAN?

1. 539 133 One hundred twenty thousand, one hundred

2. 439 244 Seventy-five thousand, nine hundred forty-

3. 453 1223 Two hundred, thirty-two thousand, three

4. 745 394 Eleven thousand, nine hundred and twenty

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13 x $3 per gallon = $39

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Finding Factors Answer

Find the factors of the numbers below. See the example.

Find the missing factors.

36 = 2 x 2 x3 x 3 * When the factor is a prime

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