4th Grade Master Multiplication Workbook
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Table of ContentsMaster MultiplicationAddition Facts *Making Multiplication Sentences *Football Multiplication #1 *Football Multiplication #2 *Football Multiplication #3 *Football Multiplication #4 *Football Multiplication #5 *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-RoundCertificate of CompletionAnswer Sheets* Has an Answer SheetWant more workbooks? Join Education.com Plus to save time and right 2012 Education.com. All Rights Reserved
Addition FactsMathAddition&MultiplicationMultiplication problems can also be expressed with addition. Write the additionfacts that go with each multiplication sentence. The first one is done for you.3x7 3 3 3 3 3 3 35x4 6x2 10 x 5 7x7 9x4 Look at the pictures below.Write the addition fact:Write the multiplication sentence:Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
MathMultiplicationMaking Multiplication SentencesLook at each picture below. Write both the addition and multiplication facts that illustrateeach picture. The first one is done for you.2 2 22x3 6Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
3rdGradeFind The Multiplication FactsMathMultiplication is the reverse of division.CalculationExample: 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.35 7 596 8 12.120 12 10.44 11 476 2 38. . . . . . . .81 9 9999 3 33375 25 3.Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.com.10 5 2More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Umbrella MathNote: More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheetsInstructions:Complete each math problem and color the page!Copyright @ 2011-2012 by Education.com
Apple Tree MathNote: More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheetsInstructions:Complete each math problem and color the page!Copyright @ 2011-2012 by Education.com
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GREATER THAN OR LESS THAN? “ GREATER THAN” “ LESS THAN” “EQUAL”Directions: Solve the equations then write down the symbol that bestcompares each answer. Then write the answer in word form.Example:Ex. (232x32) (22x150)Seven thousand, four hundred and74243300twenty-four is greater than threethousand, three hundred.1.89x 63134x 242.346x 3x4523142x 10x71204.232x 85560x 425.843x 27235x 943.Copyright 2011-2012 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
GREATER THAN OR LESS THAN? “ GREATER THAN” “ LESS THAN” “EQUAL”Directions: Solve the equations then write down the symbol that bestcompares each answer. Then write the answer in word form.Example:Ex. (232x32) (22x150)Seven thousand, four hundred and74243300twenty-four is greater than threethousand, three hundred.1.539x 223133x 6242.439x173244x 3243.453x5131223x 1544.745x 16394x 85Copyright 2011-2012 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Classroom Math:Multiplication Word ProblemsMath isn't just for math class. It isused to solve problems in every subject.Help Mr. Hammond's class figure outtheir problems using math. Show yourwork4thGradeAll of the students have a vocabularyassignment every week with 13 new words.If the school year is 40 weeks long, howmany new words will they learn?Henry wants to see how many differentcolored crayons are in the crayon box. Ifthere here are 4 rows of 19 crayons, howmany different colors are there?Jeremy is building a toothpick skyscraper.Look at the picture below of the firstfloor. How many tooth picks will it take tobuild 12 stories? How many marshmallowswill it take to build 12 stories?Mikey is typing in the computer lab and typingat 23 words per minute. If he types for 11minutes, how many words does he type?It‛s the day before Valentine‛s Day andShelley needs to get Valentine cards for allof her classmates. The desks are arrangedin a rectangle 7 rows wide and 5 rows long.If there are 3 desks that are empty, howmany students are in the class?Copyright 2008-2009 Education.comcreated by:www.education.com/worksheets
Merchandise MultiplicationUse multiplication to solve the followingproblems. Show your work.4thGradeThe Nguyen family gets movies from MovieMail home video delivery service. Theyget 3 movies at the beginning of the weekand return them at the end of each week.If they continue this pattern, how manymovies will they see in one year? (1 year 52 weeks)Mr. Hayes is having friends over to watchbasketball and needs to buy snacks. Hebuys 5 boxes of crackers. In each boxthere are 3 sleeves of 24 crackers. Howmany crackers did he buy all together?This is a two step problem. Try multiplyingthe numbers in different orders. Do youget the same answer?Look at the diagram of a portion of thelocal grocery store's parking lot. If thereare 15 rows of parking spaces in the lotlike this one, how many cars can the parking lot fit in total?Mr. Chang is comparing television screensizes. Screen #1 is 18 by 23 inches andscreen #2 is 19 by 22 inches. Which television has the larger screen?Copyright 2008-2009 Education.comcreated by:www.education.com/worksheets
Wild Word Problems: Multiplication4thGradeMath in the animal kingdom! Use multiplication to solve the following problems.Add or subtract when necessary. Showyour work.Mario walks his dog every day. The walk pathmakes a giant loop that is 279 feet long. IfMario and his dog make 3 laps around theloop, how far do they walk?Racquel buys a small aquarium for her fishcollection. The fish tank is 27 inches wide,13 inches tall, and 13 inches deep. What isthe maximum volume of water can theaquarium hold? This is problem requires twomultiplication steps, does the order ofoperations matter?Remember,Volume Length x Width x Height.Josefina’s cat, Whiskers, climbed into a treeand was too scared to come down. Her dadclimbed up a ladder to bring down Whiskers.If Josefina’s dad had to climb up 15 laddersteps and the steps are 32 centimetersapart, how high up did Whiskers go?Julie is teaching her parrot, Romeo, how tosay new words. If she teaches him 11 wordseach month. How many words will Romeolearn in a year?13 in13 in27 inCopyright 2008-2009 Education.comcreated by:www.education.com/worksheets
Family Vacation MultiplicationThe Smiths are going on a familyvacation. Use multiplication, addition, and subtraction to solve thefollowing problems. Perform otheroperations as needed to help findthe answers. Show your work.The Smiths board the airplane to head backhome. The flight attendant wants to counthow many passengers are on board. Everyrow consists of 2, 3, and 2 seats each (seepicture below). If there are 51 horizontalrows, and 13 seats are empty, how manypassengers are on board?Driving to the airport, the Smiths needed to fillup on gasoline. Gasoline costs 3 dollars for onegallon. If their tank holds 16 gallons, and theyalready have 3 gallons filled, how much moneywill it cost to fill the car’s tank completely?ROW 1The Smiths want to visit a museum and mustpay to park. They are going to be gone for 4hours. The price of parking is as follows:1 Quarter 15 minutes1 Dime 5 minutes1 Nickel 2 minutesIn total, the Smiths were flying in an airplane for 14 hours. If the airplane cruisesat approximately 512 miles per hour, abouthow many miles did they travel alltogether?The Smiths have 8 quarters, 12 dimes and 14nickels. Do they have enough to park for 4hours? (Remember: 60 minutes 1 hour)Copyright 2009-2010 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Finding FactorsMathAlgebraFactors 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 24322 x 518 30 39 Find the missing factors.15 3 x21 3 x45 9 x42 7 x36 2 x 2 x3 x60 2 x 3 x2 x75 5 x 3 xCopyright 2010-2011 by Education.com* When the factor is a primenumber, it is calleda prime factor.More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
MathMultiplicationMultiply Three NumbersHere’s a trick! First, multiply the first number by the second one. Then multiplythe product of the first two numbers by the third number. Find the product of thesemultiplication sentences. The first one is done for you.3 x 6 x25 x 4 x33 x 6 x22 x 4 x63 x 6 x33 x 5 x33 x 6 x64 x 3 x2x23 x 6 x36 x 5 x4x33 x 6 x2x23 x 6 x4x33x63x6x2Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.comx3More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Find a friend and practice yourmultiplication skills. Find two coinsor game pieces and place themon the square labeled START.Choose one of the problems tosolve and move your game piececlockwise around the board tothat problem’s answer.Keep track of the number ofcorners you go around on eachmove. For each one, give yourselfa point. The player with the mostpoints at the end is the winner.START7,9574,4626,384143x 27152x 42141x 33137x 63172x 51194x 23115x 14104x 85154x 11170x 58139x 24158x 59129x 11109x 73108x 27159x 191 Point 1,6942,916Keep score with the table below.Pla Playeyr 1 er 23,8611 PointMultiplication Difficulty: Math-Go-Round4,6531,6103,0218,840Round 1Round 2Round 39,8608,772Round 4Round 5Round 8Total1 PointRound 71 Point 3,3368,6319,3321,419 Round 6Copyright 2010-2011 Education.comwww.education.com/worksheets created by:
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Answer SheetsMaster MultiplicationAddition FactsMaking Multiplication SentencesFootball Multiplication #1Football Multiplication #2Football Multiplication #3Football Multiplication #4Football Multiplication #5Find the Multiplication FactsUmbrella MathApple Tree MathMammoth Multiplication ProblemsDouble Digit MultiplicationGreater Than or Less Than? #1Greater Than or Less Than? #2Classroom Math: Multiplication Word ProblemsMerchandise MultiplicationWild Word Problems: MultiplicationFamily Vacation MultiplicationFinding FactorsMultiply Three NumbersWant more workbooks? Join Education.com Plus to save time and right 2012 Education.com. All Rights Reserved
Answer Sheet!"# %&'#(%%)Addition Facts!"# %%%%&''(#()*%%%%%%%%%% !,-#(.-(/"#()*Multiplication problems can also be expressed with addition. Write the additionfacts that go with each multiplication sentence. The first one is done for you.3x7 3 3 3 3 3 3 35x4 5 5 5 56x2 6 610 x 5 10 10 10 10 107x7 7 7 7 7 7 7 79x4 9 9 9 9Look at the pictures below.Write the addition fact:2 2 2 2 2Write the multiplication sentence:Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.com2x5More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Answer Sheet!"# %&'#(%%)!"# %%%!&'#()'(*"#( ,Making Multiplication SentencesLook at each picture below. Write both the addition and multiplication facts that illustrateeach picture. The first one is done for you.2 2 21 1 1 12x3 61x4 43 3 35 5 5 53x3 95 x 4 204 4 4 4 4 44 x 6 24Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
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Answer SheetANSWER SHEETFind The Multiplication Facts3rdGradeMultiplication 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.35 7 55 x 2 107 x 5 352 x 5 105 x 7 3596 8 12.12 x 8 968 x 12 96120 12 10. . . . .12. . .x. .10 12044 11 410 x 12 12011 x 4 444 x 11 4476 2 38.38 x 2 762 x 38 76.3 x 333 999333 x 3 99925 x 3 753 x 25 75.Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.com. .75 25 3.9 x 9 81999 3 333.9 x 9 81. . . . . . . .81 9 9.10 5 2More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
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Answer SheetGREATER THAN OR LESS THAN? “ GREATER THAN” “ LESS THAN” “EQUAL”Directions: Solve the equations then write down the symbol that bestcompares each answer. Then write the answer in word form.Example:Ex. (232x32) (22x150)Seven thousand, four hundred and74243300twenty-four is greater than threethousand, three hundred.1.89x 63 5607134x 243216Five thousand, six hundred and seven isgreater than three thousand, two hundredand sixteen.2.3.346x 31038 45x 231035One thousand and thirty-eight is greater than142x 101420 71x 201420One thousand, four hundred and twenty isone thousand and thirty-five.equal to one thousand, four hundred andtwenty.4.5.232x 8519720 843x 2722761 560x 4223520235x 9422090Nineteen thousand, seven hundred andtwenty is less than twenty-three thousand,five hundred and twenty.Twenty-two thousand, seven hundred andsixty-one is greater than twenty two thousandand ninety.Copyright 2011-2012 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Answer SheetGREATER THAN OR LESS THAN? “ GREATER THAN” “ LESS THAN” “EQUAL”Directions: Solve the equations then write down the symbol that bestcompares each answer. Then write the answer in word form.Example:Ex. (232x32) (22x150)Seven thousand, four hundred and74243300twenty-four is greater than threethousand, three hundred.1.539x 223120,197 133x 62482,992One hundred twenty thousand, one hundredand ninety-seven is greater than eighty-twothousand, nine hundred and ninety-two.2.439x17375,947 244x 32479,056Seventy-five thousand, nine hundred fortyseven is less than seventy-nine thousand, andfifty-six.3.453x513232,389 1223x 154188,342Two hundred, thirty-two thousand, threehundred and eighty-nine is greater than onehundred eighty-eight thousand, three hundredand forty-two.4.745x 1611,920 394x 8533,490Eleven thousand, nine hundred and twentyis less than thirty-three thousand, four hundredand ninety.Copyright 2011-2012 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Answer SheetClassroom Math:Multiplication Word ProblemsMath isn't just for math class. It isused to solve problems in every subject.Help Mr. Hammond's class figure outtheir problems using math. Show yourworkHenry wants to see how many differentcolored crayons are in the crayon box. Ifthere here are 4 rows of 19 crayons, howmany different colors are there?19x 47676 crayonsMikey is typing in the computer lab and typingat 23 words per minute. If he types for 11minutes, how many words does he type?23x 1123 230253253 words4thAnswerSheetGradeAll of the students have a vocabularyassignment every week with 13 new words.If the school year is 40 weeks long, howmany new words will they learn?40x 13120 400520520 wordsJeremy is building a toothpick skyscraper.Look at the picture below of the firstfloor. How many tooth picks will it take tobuild 12 stories? How many marshmallowswill it take to build 12 stories?40x 12480 toothpicks80 40048016x 1232 160192192 marshmallowsIt‛s the day before Valentine‛s Day andShelley needs to get Valentine cards for allof her classmates. The desks are arrangedin a rectangle 7 rows wide and 5 rows long.If there are 3 desks that are empty, howmany students are in the class?7x 53535 - 3 3232 studentsCopyright 2008-2009 Education.comcreated by:www.education.com/worksheets
Answer SheetMerchandise MultiplicationAnswer SheetUse multiplication to solve the followingproblems. Show your work.4thGradeThe Nguyen family gets movies from MovieMail home video delivery service. Theyget 3 movies at the beginning of the weekand return them at the end of each week.If they continue this pattern, how manymovies will they see in one year? (1 year 52 weeks)Mr. Hayes is having friends over to watchbasketball and needs to buy snacks. Hebuys 5 boxes of crackers. In each boxthere are 3 sleeves of 24 crackers. Howmany crackers did he buy all together?This is a two step problem. Try multiplyingthe numbers in different orders. Do youget the same answer? * You can find this answer by3 x 52 156156 moviesLook at the diagram of a portion of thelocal grocery store's parking lot. If thereare 15 rows of parking spaces in the lotlike this one, how many cars can the parking lot fit in total?12x 1560 120180multiplying the numbers inany order.24 x 3 7272 x 5 360360 crackersMr. Chang is comparing television screensizes. Screen #1 is 18 by 23 inches andscreen #2 is 19 by 22 inches. Which television has the larger screen?18x 2354 360414180 carsCopyright 2008-2009 Education.com19x 2238 380418Screen #2created by:www.education.com/worksheets
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Answer SheetFamily Vacation MultiplicationThe Smiths are going on a familyvacation. Use multiplication, addition, and subtraction to solve thefollowing problems. Perform otheroperations as needed to help findthe answers. Show your work.Driving to the airport, the Smiths needed to fillup on gasoline. Gasoline costs 3 dollars for onegallon. If their tank holds 16 gallons, and theyalready have 3 gallons filled, how much moneywill it cost to fill the car’s tank completely?The Smiths board the airplane to head backhome. The flight attendant wants to counthow many passengers are on board. Everyrow consists of 2, 3, and 2 seats each (seepicture below). If there are 51 horizontalrows, and 13 seats are empty, how manypassengers are on board?51 rows x 7 seats 357 seats total357 - 13 344T(16 gallons - 3 gallons) 13 gallons13 x 3 per gallon 39ROW 1IThe Smiths want to visit a museum and mustpay to park. They are going to be gone for 4hours. The price of parking is as follows:1 Quarter 15 minutes1 Dime 5 minutes1 Nickel 2 minutesThe Smiths have 8 quarters, 12 dimes and 14nickels. Do they have enough to park for 4hours? (Remember: 60 minutes 1 hour)In total, the Smiths were flying in an airplane for 14 hours. If the airplane cruisesat approximately 512 miles per hour, abouthow many miles did they travel alltogether?14 hours x 512 miles 7,168T15 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.TSCopyright 2009-2010 by Education.comMore worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Answer SheetFinding FactorsMathAlgebraAnswerSheetFactors 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 518 3x624 4x630 5x632 4x839 3 x 13Find the missing factors.15 3 x521 3 x745 9 x542 7 x636 2 x 2 x3 x360 2 x 3 x2 x575 5 x 3 xCopyright 2010-2011 by Education.com* When the factor is a primenumber, it is calleda prime factor.5More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
Answer SheetMathMultiplicationMultiply Three NumbersHere’s a trick! First, multiply the first number by the second one. Then multiplythe product of the first two numbers by the third number. Find the product of thesemultiplication sentences. The first one is done for you.3 x 6 x25 x 4 x33 x 6 x23 x 6 x320602 x 4 x63 x 5 x338x 6 x 645484 x 3 x2x23 x 6 x2x212324x63 x 6 x315x248Copyright 2010-2011 by Education.com6 x 5 x4x33 x 6 x4x3303x6120x3360More worksheets at www.education.com/worksheets
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