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Reproducible Worksheets for:

Ready for Multiplication

These worksheets practice math concepts explained in the Ready for Math series, written by

Rebecca Wingard-Nelson, illustrated by Tom LaBaff.

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Multiplication times Zero, page 12-13What do you call a ghost's mistake? A boo-boo.

Complete the activity by multiplying the numbers.

© Enslow Publishers, Inc. Sheets are reproducible for educational use only. Score:

2 60×

3 690×

4 70×

5 30×

6 710×

7 90×

8 600×

9 20×

10 270×

11 50×

12 590×

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451

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Multiplication times Zero, page 12-13What do you call a ghost's mistake? A boo-boo.



2 600

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3 6900

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4 700

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5 300

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6 7100

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7 900

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8 6000

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9 200

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10 2700

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11 500

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12 5900

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Multiplication times Zero, page 12-13Tongue Twister: Terrified tomcats in the tops of tall trees.



2 990×

3 550×

4 100×

5 750×

6 10×

7 420×

8 670×

9 20×

10 80×

11 90×

12 50×

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Multiplication times Zero, page 12-13Tongue Twister: Terrified tomcats in the tops of tall trees.



2 9900

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3 5500

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4 1000

×

5 7500

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6 100

×

7 4200

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8 6700

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9 200

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10 800

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11 900

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12 500

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461 × 1 =

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Multiplication times One, page 14-15How do you stop a stinky fish from smelling? Hold its nose.



2 10 1× =

3 1 9× = 4 1 22× =

5 74 1× = 6 1 14× =

7 1 16× = 8 534 1× =

9 1 38× = 10 1 45× =

11 899 1× = 12 1 11× =

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461 × 461 =

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Multiplication times One, page 14-15How do you stop a stinky fish from smelling? Hold its nose.



2 10 1 10× =

3 1 9 9× = 4 1 22 22× =

5 74 1 74× = 6 1 14 14× =

7 1 16 16× = 8 534 1 534× =

9 1 38 38× = 10 1 45 45× =

11 899 1 899× = 12 1 11 11× =

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11 × 27 =

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Multiplication times One, page 14-15How can you tell if there's an elephant in your sandwich? You can't pick it up.Complete the activity by multiplying the numbers.


2 1 1× =

3 92 1× = 4 1 632× =

5 1 170× = 6 2 1× =

7 386 1× = 8 1 28× =

9 931 1× = 10 1 39× =

11 1 5× = 12 1 60× =

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11 × 2727 =

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Multiplication times One, page 14-15How can you tell if there's an elephant in your sandwich? You can't pick it up.Complete the activity by multiplying the numbers.


2 1 1 1× =

3 92 1 92× = 4 1 632 632× =

5 1 170 170× = 6 2 1 2× =

7 386 1 386× = 8 1 28 28× =

9 931 1 931× = 10 1 39 39× =

11 1 5 5× = 12 1 60 60× =

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Facts and Multiples, page 16-17Knock, knock. Who's there? House. House who? House it going?

Use multiplication facts to find multiples of 2 and 3.


2 22×

3 32×

4 12×

5 62×

6 92×

7 73×

8 43×

9 53×

10 13×

11 83×

12 53×

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81

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Facts and Multiples, page 16-17Knock, knock. Who's there? House. House who? House it going?



2 224

×

3 326

×

4 122

×

5 62

12×

6 92

18×

7 73

21×

8 43

12×

9 53

15×

10 133

×

11 83

24×

12 53

15×

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61

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Facts and Multiples, page 16-17What did the zookeeper say when she saw four elephants in sunglasses coming over a hill? Nothing. She didn't recognize them.



2 42×

3 12×

4 32×

5 92×

6 52×

7 73×

8 23×

9 83×

10 23×

11 23×

12 43×

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61

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Facts and Multiples, page 16-17What did the zookeeper say when she saw four elephants in sunglasses coming over a hill? Nothing. She didn't recognize them.



2 428

×

3 122

×

4 326

×

5 92

18×

6 52

10×

7 73

21×

8 236

×

9 83

24×

10 236

×

11 236

×

12 43

12×

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51

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Basic Fact Hints, page 18-19What occurs once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years? The letter "M."

Use the hints found on pages 18-19 of Multiplication Made Easy to solve equations.


2 84×

3 34×

4 64×

5 24×

6 14×

7 95×

8 75×

9 45×

10 45×

11 55×

12 35×

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51

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Basic Fact Hints, page 18-19What occurs once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years? The letter "M."



2 84

32×

3 34

12×

4 64

24×

5 248

×

6 144

×

7 95

45×

8 75

35×

9 45

20×

10 45

20×

11 55

25×

12 35

15×

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81

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Basic Fact Hints, page 18-19What gets wetter and wetter every time it dries? A towel!



2 54×

3 74×

4 34×

5 64×

6 24×

7 15×

8 45×

9 95×

10 85×

11 35×

12 15×

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81

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Basic Fact Hints, page 18-19What gets wetter and wetter every time it dries? A towel!



2 54

20×

3 74

28×

4 34

12×

5 64

24×

6 248

×

7 155

×

8 45

20×

9 95

45×

10 85

40×

11 35

15×

12 155

×

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301

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Multiples of Ten, page 20-21Why couldn't the butterfly get into the dance? Because it was a moth-ball!

Use multiplication facts to multiply numbers that end in zeros.


2 506×

3 204×

4 502×

5 603×

6 803×

7 201×

8 203×

9 506×

10 303×

11 1010×

12 404×

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301

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Multiples of Ten, page 20-21Why couldn't the butterfly get into the dance? Because it was a moth-ball!

Use multiplication facts to multiply numbers that end in zeros.


2 506

300×

3 204

80×

4 502

100×

5 603

180×

6 803

240×

7 201

20×

8 203

60×

9 506

300×

10 303

90×

11 1010

100×

12 404

160×

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801

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Multiples of Ten, page 20-21What is as big as an elephant and weighs nothing at all? An elephants shadow!Use multiplication facts to multiply numbers that end in zeros.


2 103×

3 201×

4 502×

5 104×

6 308×

7 804×

8 206×

9 209×

10 406×

11 306×

12 701×

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801

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4

Date:

Multiples of Ten, page 20-21What is as big as an elephant and weighs nothing at all? An elephants shadow!Use multiplication facts to multiply numbers that end in zeros.


2 103

30×

3 201

20×

4 502

100×

5 104

40×

6 308

240×

7 804

320×

8 206

120×

9 209

180×

10 406

240×

11 306

180×

12 701

70×

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101 × 3 =

Date:

Commutative Property, page 22-23How did the elephant do in the race? He won by a nose.



2 3 10× =

3 2 1× = 4 1 2× =

5 10 9× = 6 9 10× =

7 2 9× = 8 9 2× =

9 6 1× = 10 1 6× =

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101 × 303 =

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Commutative Property, page 22-23How did the elephant do in the race? He won by a nose.



2 3 10 30× =

3 2 1 2× = 4 1 2 2× =

5 10 9 90× = 6 9 10 90× =

7 2 9 18× = 8 9 2 18× =

9 6 1 6× = 10 1 6 6× =

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91 × 2 =

Date:

Commutative Property, page 22-23Tongue Twister: Terrified tomcats in the tops of tall trees.



2 2 9× =

3 7 4× = 4 4 7× =

5 6 5× = 6 5 6× =

7 7 2× = 8 2 7× =

9 4 2× = 10 2 4× =

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91 × 182 =

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Commutative Property, page 22-23Tongue Twister: Terrified tomcats in the tops of tall trees.



2 2 9 18× =

3 7 4 28× = 4 4 7 28× =

5 6 5 30× = 6 5 6 30× =

7 7 2 14× = 8 2 7 14× =

9 4 2 8× = 10 2 4 8× =

=

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Associative Property, page 24-25What do you throw out when you need it and take in when you don't need it? An anchor.

Multiply the numbers in parentheses first, then multiply the third number.


2 =

3 = 4 =

5 = 6 =

1 × 6) × 5 1 × (6 × 5)

6 × (4 × 3) (6 × 4) × 3

(3 × 6) × 3 3 × (6 × 3)

=

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2 30=

3 72= 4 72=

5 54= 6 54=

1 × 6) × 5 1 × (6 × 5)

6 × (4 × 3) (6 × 4) × 3

(3 × 6) × 3 3 × (6 × 3)

=

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2 =

3 = 4 =

5 = 6 =

5 × 3) × 7 5 × (3 × 7)

2 × (3 × 6) (2 × 3) × 6

(7 × 2) × 3 7 × (2 × 3)

=

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2 105=

3 36= 4 36=

5 42= 6 42=

5 × 3) × 7 5 × (3 × 7)

2 × (3 × 6) (2 × 3) × 6

(7 × 2) × 3 7 × (2 × 3)

=

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Distributive Property, page 26-27Tongue Twister: Three tree toads tied together tried to trot to town.

Use the distributive property to solve each problem.


2 =

3 = 4 =

5 = 6 =

7 = 8 =

9 = 10 =

× (2 + 9) 6 × (5 + 4)

8 × (2 + 1) 4 × (3 + 1)

9 × (4 + 8) 8 × (5 + 1)

3 × (1 + 9) 2 × (1 + 9)

9 × (1 + 4) 9 × (7 + 8)

=

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11 11

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Distributive Property, page 26-27Tongue Twister: Three tree toads tied together tried to trot to town.



2 54=

3 24= 4 16=

5 108= 6 48=

7 30= 8 20=

9 45= 10 135=

× (2 + 9) 6 × (5 + 4)

8 × (2 + 1) 4 × (3 + 1)

9 × (4 + 8) 8 × (5 + 1)

3 × (1 + 9) 2 × (1 + 9)

9 × (1 + 4) 9 × (7 + 8)

=

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Distributive Property, page 26-27How do you stop a 2,000 pound hamster from charging? Take away its credit cards.



2 =

3 = 4 =

5 = 6 =

7 = 8 =

9 = 10 =

× (1 + 6) 5 × (9 + 1)

3 × (8 + 4) 4 × (6 + 9)

1 × (9 + 8) 1 × (4 + 8)

6 × (7 + 5) 6 × (2 + 3)

5 × (7 + 3) 4 × (2 + 8)

=

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Distributive Property, page 26-27How do you stop a 2,000 pound hamster from charging? Take away its credit cards.



2 50=

3 36= 4 60=

5 17= 6 12=

7 72= 8 30=

9 50= 10 40=

× (1 + 6) 5 × (9 + 1)

3 × (8 + 4) 4 × (6 + 9)

1 × (9 + 8) 1 × (4 + 8)

6 × (7 + 5) 6 × (2 + 3)

5 × (7 + 3) 4 × (2 + 8)

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371

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Multiplying by One Digit, page 28-29Why do elephants want to be alone? Because two's a crowd!

Multiply the numbers.


2 431×

3 232×

4 133×

5 322×

6 421×

7 312×

8 142×

9 401×

10 108×

11 113×

12 442×

13 242×

14 342×

15 242×

16 233×

17 404×

18 118×

19 412×

20 204×

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371

×371

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Multiplying by One Digit, page 28-29Why do elephants want to be alone? Because two's a crowd!



2 431

43×

3 232

46×

4 133

39×

5 322

64×

6 421

42×

7 312

62×

8 142

28×

9 401

40×

10 108

80×

11 113

33×

12 442

88×

13 242

48×

14 342

68×

15 242

48×

16 233

69×

17 404

160×

18 118

88×

19 412

82×

20 204

80×

Name:

111

× 7

Date:

Multiplying by One Digit, page 28-29Tongue Twister: She sells seashells on the seashore. The shells she sells are seashells, I'm sure. And if she sells sea shells on the seashore, then I'm sure she sells seashore shells.



2 451×

3 323×

4 203×

5 113×

6 402×

7 171×

8 224×

9 333×

10 241×

11 313×

12 132×

13 124×

14 115×

15 223×

16 312×

17 115×

18 391×

19 242×

20 402×

Name:

111

×777

Date:

Multiplying by One Digit, page 28-29Tongue Twister: She sells seashells on the seashore. The shells she sells are seashells, I'm sure. And if she sells sea shells on the seashore, then I'm sure she sells seashore shells.



2 451

45×

3 323

96×

4 203

60×

5 113

33×

6 402

80×

7 171

17×

8 224

88×

9 333

99×

10 241

24×

11 313

93×

12 132

26×

13 124

48×

14 115

55×

15 223

66×

16 312

62×

17 115

55×

18 391

39×

19 242

48×

20 402

80×

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2931

× 8

Date:

Regrouping and Multiply, page 30-31What goes zzub, zzub, zzub? A bee flying backwards!

Complete the activity by multiplying the numbers. Regroup as needed.


2 147×

3 871×

4 1596×

5 152×

6 2776×

7 3732×

8 315×

9 357×

10 184×

11 272×

12 3367×

13 1666×

14 3045×

15 2947×

16 142×

17 282×

18 436×

19 1079×

20 1533×

Name:

2931

×2,344

8

Date:

Regrouping and Multiply, page 30-31What goes zzub, zzub, zzub? A bee flying backwards!



2 147

98×

3 871

87×

4 1596

954×

5 152

30×

6 2776

1,662×

7 3732

746×

8 315

155×

9 357

245×

10 184

72×

11 272

54×

12 3367

2,352×

13 1666

996×

14 3045

1,520×

15 2947

2,058×

16 142

28×

17 282

56×

18 436

258×

19 1079

963×

20 1533

459×

Name:

321

× 3

Date:

Regrouping and Multiply, page 30-31Why did they throw the elephants out of the public swimming pool? Because they couldn't hold up their trunks.



2 343×

3 226×

4 2592×

5 3499×

6 3162×

7 2024×

8 154×

9 235×

10 282×

11 243×

12 328×

13 4828×

14 3341×

15 1338×

16 2901×

17 172×

18 2337×

19 1729×

20 485×

Name:

321

×963

Date:

Regrouping and Multiply, page 30-31Why did they throw the elephants out of the public swimming pool? Because they couldn't hold up their trunks.



2 343

102×

3 226

132×

4 2592

518×

5 3499

3,141×

6 3162

632×

7 2024

808×

8 154

60×

9 235

115×

10 282

56×

11 243

72×

12 328

256×

13 4828

3,856×

14 3341

334×

15 1338

1,064×

16 2901

290×

17 172

34×

18 2337

1,631×

19 1729

1,548×

20 485

240×

Name:

4071

× 23

Date:

Multiplying by Two Digits, page 32-33How do you make an elephant float? Ginger ale, ice cream, and one elephant!Multiply using partial products.


2 30212×

3 41650×

4 28140×

5 21332×

6 24115×

7 33511×

8 34448×

9 42226×

Name:

4071

×9,361

23

Date:

Multiplying by Two Digits, page 32-33How do you make an elephant float? Ginger ale, ice cream, and one elephant!Multiply using partial products.


2 30212

3,624×

3 41650

20,800×

4 28140

11,240×

5 21332

6,816×

6 24115

3,615×

7 33511

3,685×

8 34448

16,512×

9 42226

10,972×

Name:

1701

× 26

Date:

Multiplying by Two Digits, page 32-33Knock-Knock. Who's there? Boo. Boo who? Don't cry it's only a joke!

Multiply using partial products.


2 40227×

3 27821×

4 47744×

5 42948×

6 47240×

7 10841×

8 36334×

9 23527×

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1701

×4,420

26

Date:

Multiplying by Two Digits, page 32-33Knock-Knock. Who's there? Boo. Boo who? Don't cry it's only a joke!

Multiply using partial products.


2 40227

10,854×

3 27821

5,838×

4 47744

20,988×

5 42948

20,592×

6 47240

18,880×

7 10841

4,428×

8 36334

12,342×

9 23527

6,345×

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441

× 14

Date:

More Multiplying by Two Digits pg 34-35How do you tell which end of a worm is the head? Tickle it in the middle and see which end laughs!



2 1224×

3 3736×

4 3119×

5 2547×

6 1117×

7 2834×

8 2627×

9 1435×

10 2544×

11 4244×

12 1820×

Name:

441

×61614

Date:

More Multiplying by Two Digits pg 34-35How do you tell which end of a worm is the head? Tickle it in the middle and see which end laughs!



2 1224

288×

3 3736

1,332×

4 3119

589×

5 2547

1,175×

6 1117

187×

7 2834

952×

8 2627

702×

9 1435

490×

10 2544

1,100×

11 4244

1,848×

12 1820

360×

Name:

351

× 44

Date:

More Multiplying by Two Digits pg 34-35What is a bow that is impossible to tie? A rainbow.



2 1034×

3 3341×

4 2119×

5 1235×

6 2727×

7 1833×

8 4011×

9 1646×

10 4525×

11 3330×

12 1536×

Name:

351

×1,540

44

Date:

More Multiplying by Two Digits pg 34-35What is a bow that is impossible to tie? A rainbow.



2 1034

340×

3 3341

1,353×

4 2119

399×

5 1235

420×

6 2727

729×

7 1833

594×

8 4011

440×

9 1646

736×

10 4525

1,125×

11 3330

990×

12 1536

540×

Name:

2331

× 478

Date:

Greater Numbers, page 36-37How can you tell if there's an elephant in your sandwich? You can't pick it up.Multiply the numbers.


2 497469×

3 230386×

4 308143×

5 421201×

6 355295×

7 176267×

8 111195×

9 125230×

10 408119×

11 351445×

12 431349×

Name:

2331

×111,374

478

Date:

Greater Numbers, page 36-37How can you tell if there's an elephant in your sandwich? You can't pick it up.Multiply the numbers.


2 497469

233,093×

3 230386

88,780×

4 308143

44,044×

5 421201

84,621×

6 355295

104,725×

7 176267

46,992×

8 111195

21,645×

9 125230

28,750×

10 408119

48,552×

11 351445

156,195×

12 431349

150,419×

Name:

3141

× 156

Date:

Greater Numbers, page 36-37What is always said to happen but never really does? Tomorrow!



2 383273×

3 107259×

4 147495×

5 374276×

6 102297×

7 426429×

8 241404×

9 384194×

10 259497×

11 172107×

12 161211×

Name:

3141

×48,984

156

Date:

Greater Numbers, page 36-37What is always said to happen but never really does? Tomorrow!



2 383273

104,559×

3 107259

27,713×

4 147495

72,765×

5 374276

103,224×

6 102297

30,294×

7 426429

182,754×

8 241404

97,364×

9 384194

74,496×

10 259497

128,723×

11 172107

18,404×

12 161211

33,971×

Name:

3141

× 106

Date:

Multiplying with Zeros, page 38-39What do you call a happy mushroom? A Fun-Guy!



2 383203×

3 107259×

4 147490×

5 374206×

6 102297×

7 426420×

8 241404×

9 384100×

10 250405×

11 172107×

12 16110×

Name:

3141

×33,284

106

Date:

Multiplying with Zeros, page 38-39What do you call a happy mushroom? A Fun-Guy!



2 383203

77,749×

3 107259

27,713×

4 147490

72,030×

5 374206

77,044×

6 102297

30,294×

7 426420

178,920×

8 241404

97,364×

9 384100

38,400×

10 250405

101,250×

11 172107

18,404×

12 16110

1,610×

Name:

4521

× 460

Date:

Multiplying with Zeros, page 38-39Why did the elephant cross the road? It was the chicken's day off.



2 176480×

3 302284×

4 230127×

5 464100×

6 385440×

7 408127×

8 374202×

9 303410×

10 380403×

11 311320×

12 400100×

Name:

4521

×207,920

460

Date:

Multiplying with Zeros, page 38-39Why did the elephant cross the road? It was the chicken's day off.



2 176480

84,480×

3 302284

85,768×

4 230127

29,210×

5 464100

46,400×

6 385440

169,400×

7 408127

51,816×

8 374202

75,548×

9 303410

124,230×

10 380403

153,140×

11 311320

99,520×

12 400100

40,000×

Name:

591 × 7 =

Date:

Rounding to Estimate, page 40-41Knock, knock. Who's there? House. House who? House it going?

Multiply the numbers in the left column. The numbers in the right column have been rounded to estimate. Are the exact answers close to your estimates?


2 60 7× =

3 19 3× = 4 20 3× =

5 96 4× = 6 100 4× =

7 42 6× = 8 40 6× =

9 35 5× = 10 40 5× =

11 52 7× = 12 50 7× =

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591 × 4137 =

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Rounding to Estimate, page 40-41Knock, knock. Who's there? House. House who? House it going?

Multiply the numbers in the left column. The numbers in the right column have been rounded to estimate. Are the exact answers close to your estimates?


2 60 7 420× =

3 19 3 57× = 4 20 3 60× =

5 96 4 384× = 6 100 4 400× =

7 42 6 252× = 8 40 6 240× =

9 35 5 175× = 10 40 5 200× =

11 52 7 364× = 12 50 7 350× =

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