Multiplication Basics
Understand multiplication as groups, repeated addition and equal arrays.
MULTIPLICATION
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A powerful interactive learning hub for times tables, mental multiplication, long multiplication, real-world problems and challenge practice.
Choose a table and practice it interactively.
Build speed, accuracy and confidence.
Calculate products instantly and use the speed lab to improve recall.
Try friendly-number strategies:
49 × 7 = 50 × 7 − 7
25 × 16 = 100 × 4
32 × 5 = 16 × 10
Challenge yourself with randomly generated multiplication problems.
Understand multiplication as groups, repeated addition and equal arrays.
Build automatic recall from the essential multiplication tables.
Discover patterns in products, digits and number sequences.
Connect multiplication with equal groups and repeated addition.
Use rows, columns and area models to visualize multiplication.
Connect multiplication and division using related fact families.
Multiply two-digit numbers using place-value strategies.
Develop reliable strategies for larger multiplication problems.
Work confidently with three-digit multiplication.
Master the standard algorithm step by step.
Use splitting, doubling, halving and friendly numbers.
Understand place-value shifts and powers of ten.
Multiply decimal numbers accurately using place value.
Multiply fractions, mixed numbers and real-world quantities.
Work with positive and negative integer products.
Use multiplication for prices, quantities, wages and budgets.
Connect multiplication with geometry, dimensions and scale.
Translate real-world situations into multiplication equations.
Push speed, accuracy and flexible mathematical thinking.
Combine methods for confident assessment performance.
Equal groups, repeated addition and multiplication language.
Master tables 1–10, then extend to 11–20.
Use place value, arrays, doubling and decomposition.
Move from partial products to long multiplication.
Money, area, scaling, fractions and word problems.
Speed drills, challenge mode and exam readiness.
47 × 6 = (40 × 6) + (7 × 6)
25 × 16 = 50 × 8 = 100 × 4
Move one place-value position for whole numbers.
Move two place-value positions for whole numbers.
49 × 7 = 50 × 7 − 7
a(b+c)=ab+ac
a × b = b × a
Length × width gives rectangular area.
Connect multiplication with arithmetic, fractions, algebra, geometry, statistics and the wider E-Learning Network.