Adaptive Worksheets Multiplication and Division

Multiplying with Visuals

Premade Worksheets

There are two ways that multiplication can shown visually. For example, 4 x 2 can be thought of as 4 groups of 2. It can also be shown as 4 objects in two groups. The problems below show the first number as representing the number of groups and the second number as the number of objects in a group. If you would prefer to represent it the other way, look for examples at the bottom of this section.

$Multiplying with Visuals$	$Simple Muliplication Word Problems$	$Simple Multiplying with Cakes$	$Triangle Visuals$
$Dots$	$Snowmen$	$Rows and Columns$	$Dots, Columns, Rows$
$Multiply Candy Canes$	$Gingerbread Multiplication$	$Gingerbread Multiplication$

Multiplication Facts 0 - 12

$Multiply by Zero$	$Multiply by One$	$Multiply by Two$	$Multiply by three$
$Multiply by Four$	$Multiply by Five$	$Multiply by Six$	$Multiply by Seven$
$Multiply by Eight$	$Multiply by Nine$	$Multiply by Ten$	$Multiply by Eleven$
$Multiply by Twelve$
$Multiply by 1, 2 and 3$	$Multiply with Leaves$

Randomized Problems

$Multiply by 1$	$Multiply by 2$	$Multiply by 3$	$Multiply by 4$
$Multiplication by 5$	$Multiply by 6$	$Multiply by 7$	$Multiply by 8$
$Multiply by 9$	$Multiply by 10$	$Multiply by 11$	$Multiply by 12$

There are two ways that multiplication can shown visually. For example, 4 x 2 can be thought of as 4 groups of 2. It can also be shown as 4 objects in two groups. The problems above show the first number as representing the number of groups and the second number as the number of objects in a group. If you would prefer to represent it the other way, here are some worksheets that use the first number to show the numbers of objects in a group. The second number shows how many groups there are.

$Multiply by 1, 2 and 3$

Multiplication Facts

$Multiplication Facts$
$Multiplication Table$