2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets for Grade 2

These 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets give Grade 2 students structured practice with equal groups, repeated addition, and early multiplication strategies. Students work with two-digit numbers multiplied by one-digit numbers, then apply the same thinking to everyday word problems.

This topic is an enrichment activity for many second graders. The Common Core Grade 2 standards build foundations with equal groups and arrays; the standard algorithm and fluent multiplication are generally taught later.

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How to Use These Worksheets

Start with the easier problems and move forward when the strategy feels comfortable. Draw groups, make an array, or break a number into tens and ones. Students may also use repeated addition to explain what multiplication means.

Complete each section independently or use selected questions for a short lesson. The answer keys appear at the end of the page, so students can finish their work before checking each result. Parents and teachers can ask learners to explain one strategy aloud.

Skills Covered in 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets

• Represent multiplication as equal groups and repeated addition.
• Use arrays or drawings to organize equal groups.
• Break a two-digit number into tens and ones, then multiply each part.
• Combine partial products to find a total.
• Read a multiplication situation and identify the quantity being counted.

Common Core Connections

These worksheets connect most directly to the Grade 2 foundation in 2.OA.C.4: students use addition to find the total number of objects arranged in rectangular arrays with up to five rows and up to five columns, and write an equation for the total as a sum of equal addends.

The two-digit-by-one-digit calculations in this resource go beyond the typical Grade 2 scope. Treat them as enrichment rather than a Grade 2 mastery expectation. They also preview ideas related to Grade 3 multiplication and properties of operations.

Number Practice

Solve each problem. Use a drawing, equal groups, repeated addition, or tens-and-ones thinking. Show your work when needed.

Easy Practice Problems

Find each product.

Questions 1–10

1. 12 × 2 = __________
2. 22 × 2 = __________
3. 11 × 2 = __________
4. 17 × 3 = __________
5. 20 × 2 = __________
6. 14 × 3 = __________
7. 27 × 3 = __________
8. 29 × 2 = __________
9. 21 × 2 = __________
10. 25 × 3 = __________

Next 10 Problems

11. 13 × 3 = __________
12. 10 × 2 = __________
13. 13 × 4 = __________
14. 15 × 3 = __________
15. 15 × 2 = __________
16. 23 × 3 = __________
17. 24 × 3 = __________
18. 26 × 2 = __________
19. 25 × 2 = __________
20. 25 × 4 = __________

Final 10 Problems

21. 24 × 2 = __________
22. 10 × 4 = __________
23. 14 × 4 = __________
24. 15 × 4 = __________
25. 19 × 3 = __________
26. 26 × 4 = __________
27. 23 × 4 = __________
28. 13 × 2 = __________
29. 18 × 3 = __________
30. 28 × 3 = __________

Medium Practice Problems

Find each product.

Questions 1–10

1. 42 × 5 = __________
2. 50 × 6 = __________
3. 30 × 3 = __________
4. 44 × 5 = __________
5. 32 × 6 = __________
6. 28 × 6 = __________
7. 50 × 4 = __________
8. 24 × 5 = __________
9. 37 × 5 = __________
10. 27 × 6 = __________

Next 10 Problems

11. 56 × 4 = __________
12. 57 × 4 = __________
13. 59 × 3 = __________
14. 45 × 5 = __________
15. 57 × 6 = __________
16. 58 × 6 = __________
17. 36 × 6 = __________
18. 49 × 6 = __________
19. 51 × 4 = __________
20. 29 × 3 = __________

Final 10 Problems

21. 22 × 3 = __________
22. 44 × 4 = __________
23. 22 × 6 = __________
24. 53 × 6 = __________
25. 24 × 4 = __________
26. 50 × 5 = __________
27. 54 × 5 = __________
28. 39 × 6 = __________
29. 20 × 4 = __________
30. 33 × 3 = __________

Advanced Practice Problems

Find each product.

Questions 1–10

1. 44 × 9 = __________
2. 38 × 7 = __________
3. 88 × 7 = __________
4. 58 × 5 = __________
5. 37 × 7 = __________
6. 52 × 7 = __________
7. 85 × 7 = __________
8. 86 × 8 = __________
9. 37 × 8 = __________
10. 55 × 6 = __________

Questions 11–20

11. 75 × 9 = __________
12. 45 × 9 = __________
13. 58 × 8 = __________
14. 71 × 9 = __________
15. 68 × 8 = __________
16. 41 × 7 = __________
17. 66 × 8 = __________
18. 36 × 8 = __________
19. 38 × 5 = __________
20. 67 × 4 = __________

Final 10 Problems

21. 76 × 6 = __________
22. 44 × 7 = __________
23. 64 × 9 = __________
24. 63 × 7 = __________
25. 78 × 8 = __________
26. 51 × 8 = __________
27. 52 × 8 = __________
28. 61 × 7 = __________
29. 80 × 7 = __________
30. 61 × 8 = __________

Mixed Practice Problems

Find each product.

Questions 1–10

1. 63 × 4 = __________
2. 94 × 2 = __________
3. 50 × 9 = __________
4. 99 × 8 = __________
5. 18 × 4 = __________
6. 17 × 2 = __________
7. 90 × 4 = __________
8. 52 × 4 = __________
9. 17 × 8 = __________
10. 50 × 7 = __________

Next 10 Problems

11. 51 × 6 = __________
12. 19 × 7 = __________
13. 14 × 5 = __________
14. 29 × 6 = __________
15. 36 × 2 = __________
16. 76 × 7 = __________
17. 30 × 7 = __________
18. 61 × 6 = __________
19. 65 × 8 = __________
20. 85 × 2 = __________

Final 10 Problems

21. 57 × 8 = __________
22. 48 × 7 = __________
23. 68 × 5 = __________
24. 85 × 9 = __________
25. 63 × 6 = __________
26. 54 × 4 = __________
27. 92 × 2 = __________
28. 39 × 2 = __________
29. 26 × 7 = __________
30. 81 × 7 = __________

2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets: Word Problems

Read each situation carefully. Write a multiplication equation and solve for the total quantity.

Easy Word Problems

Questions 1–10

1. A classroom library has 11 shelves with 3 books on each shelf. How many books are there altogether? Answer: ____________________
2. A food drive packs 16 boxes with 3 cans in each box. How many cans are packed? Answer: ____________________
3. The teacher orders 13 boxes with 3 crayons in each box. How many crayons arrive? Answer: ____________________
4. A garden has 18 rows of flowers with 2 flowers in each row. How many flowers grow there? Answer: ____________________
5. An art teacher fills 18 cups with 3 pencils in each cup. How many pencils are there? Answer: ____________________
6. A sports team fills 19 coolers with 3 water bottles in each cooler. How many bottles are there? Answer: ____________________
7. A coach sets out 10 bags with 3 tennis balls in each bag. How many tennis balls are ready? Answer: ____________________
8. A theater prints 15 strips with 2 tickets on each strip. How many tickets are printed? Answer: ____________________
9. Leo sorts 11 packs with 4 trading cards in each pack. How many cards does he sort? Answer: ____________________
10. Students make 17 bracelets, using 2 beads for each bracelet. How many beads do they use? Answer: ____________________

Next 10 Problems

11. A park plants 10 lines of trees with 4 trees in each line. How many trees are planted? Answer: ____________________
12. A baker fills 19 plates with 2 cookies on each plate. How many cookies are on the plates? Answer: ____________________
13. A cafeteria prepares 17 trays with 3 muffins on each tray. How many muffins are prepared? Answer: ____________________
14. Nora reads 17 pages each day for 4 days. How many pages does she read? Answer: ____________________
15. A craft club cuts 12 ribbons, each 2 inches long. What is their total ribbon length? Answer: ____________________
16. Maya collects 16 sticker sheets with 4 stickers on every sheet. How many stickers does she collect? Answer: ____________________
17. A shop displays 14 cards with 2 buttons on each card. How many buttons are displayed? Answer: ____________________
18. A toy store arranges 14 rows with 4 toy cars in each row. How many toy cars are arranged? Answer: ____________________
19. The school hall has 13 rows of chairs with 4 chairs in each row. How many chairs are set up? Answer: ____________________
20. A picnic team sets out 12 tables with 4 cups at each table. How many cups are set out? Answer: ____________________

Final 10 Problems

21. A classroom library has 11 shelves with 2 books on each shelf. How many books are there altogether? Answer: ____________________
22. A food drive packs 18 boxes with 4 cans in each box. How many cans are packed? Answer: ____________________
23. The teacher orders 16 boxes with 2 crayons in each box. How many crayons arrive? Answer: ____________________
24. A garden has 13 rows of flowers with 2 flowers in each row. How many flowers grow there? Answer: ____________________
25. An art teacher fills 15 cups with 4 pencils in each cup. How many pencils are there? Answer: ____________________
26. A sports team fills 12 coolers with 3 water bottles in each cooler. How many bottles are there? Answer: ____________________
27. A coach sets out 10 bags with 2 tennis balls in each bag. How many tennis balls are ready? Answer: ____________________
28. A theater prints 14 strips with 3 tickets on each strip. How many tickets are printed? Answer: ____________________
29. Leo sorts 15 packs with 3 trading cards in each pack. How many cards does he sort? Answer: ____________________
30. Students make 19 bracelets, using 4 beads for each bracelet. How many beads do they use? Answer: ____________________

Medium Word Problems of 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets

Questions 1–10

1. Students make 27 bracelets, using 6 beads for each bracelet. How many beads do they use? Answer: ____________________
2. A park plants 35 lines of trees with 4 trees in each line. How many trees are planted? Answer: ____________________
3. A baker fills 42 plates with 5 cookies on each plate. How many cookies are on the plates? Answer: ____________________
4. A cafeteria prepares 27 trays with 3 muffins on each tray. How many muffins are prepared? Answer: ____________________
5. Nora reads 30 pages each day for 4 days. How many pages does she read? Answer: ____________________
6. A craft club cuts 48 ribbons, each 3 inches long. What is their total ribbon length? Answer: ____________________
7. Maya collects 20 sticker sheets with 4 stickers on every sheet. How many stickers does she collect? Answer: ____________________
8. A shop displays 48 cards with 4 buttons on each card. How many buttons are displayed? Answer: ____________________
9. A toy store arranges 28 rows with 3 toy cars in each row. How many toy cars are arranged? Answer: ____________________
10. The school hall has 34 rows of chairs with 4 chairs in each row. How many chairs are set up? Answer: ____________________

Next 10 Problems

11. A picnic team sets out 33 tables with 5 cups at each table. How many cups are set out? Answer: ____________________
12. A classroom library has 34 shelves with 3 books on each shelf. How many books are there altogether? Answer: ____________________
13. A food drive packs 38 boxes with 5 cans in each box. How many cans are packed? Answer: ____________________
14. The teacher orders 40 boxes with 4 crayons in each box. How many crayons arrive? Answer: ____________________
15. A garden has 41 rows of flowers with 4 flowers in each row. How many flowers grow there? Answer: ____________________
16. An art teacher fills 29 cups with 6 pencils in each cup. How many pencils are there? Answer: ____________________
17. A sports team fills 26 coolers with 4 water bottles in each cooler. How many bottles are there? Answer: ____________________
18. A coach sets out 29 bags with 5 tennis balls in each bag. How many tennis balls are ready? Answer: ____________________
19. A theater prints 26 strips with 3 tickets on each strip. How many tickets are printed? Answer: ____________________
20. Leo sorts 49 packs with 5 trading cards in each pack. How many cards does he sort? Answer: ____________________

Final 10 Problems

21. Students make 46 bracelets, using 6 beads for each bracelet. How many beads do they use? Answer: ____________________
22. A park plants 27 lines of trees with 5 trees in each line. How many trees are planted? Answer: ____________________
23. A baker fills 44 plates with 5 cookies on each plate. How many cookies are on the plates? Answer: ____________________
24. A cafeteria prepares 39 trays with 3 muffins on each tray. How many muffins are prepared? Answer: ____________________
25. Nora reads 31 pages each day for 5 days. How many pages does she read? Answer: ____________________
26. A craft club cuts 32 ribbons, each 6 inches long. What is their total ribbon length? Answer: ____________________
27. Maya collects 24 sticker sheets with 4 stickers on every sheet. How many stickers does she collect? Answer: ____________________
28. A shop displays 37 cards with 5 buttons on each card. How many buttons are displayed? Answer: ____________________
29. A toy store arranges 25 rows with 4 toy cars in each row. How many toy cars are arranged? Answer: ____________________
30. The school hall has 28 rows of chairs with 4 chairs in each row. How many chairs are set up? Answer: ____________________

Advanced Word Problems of 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets

Questions 1–10

1. The school hall has 77 rows of chairs with 7 chairs in each row. How many chairs are set up? Answer: ____________________
2. A picnic team sets out 41 tables with 9 cups at each table. How many cups are set out? Answer: ____________________
3. A classroom library has 73 shelves with 7 books on each shelf. How many books are there altogether? Answer: ____________________
4. A food drive packs 46 boxes with 7 cans in each box. How many cans are packed? Answer: ____________________
5. The teacher orders 41 boxes with 8 crayons in each box. How many crayons arrive? Answer: ____________________
6. A garden has 53 rows of flowers with 5 flowers in each row. How many flowers grow there? Answer: ____________________
7. An art teacher fills 45 cups with 8 pencils in each cup. How many pencils are there? Answer: ____________________
8. A sports team fills 41 coolers with 5 water bottles in each cooler. How many bottles are there? Answer: ____________________
9. A coach sets out 49 bags with 6 tennis balls in each bag. How many tennis balls are ready? Answer: ____________________
10. A theater prints 41 strips with 6 tickets on each strip. How many tickets are printed? Answer: ____________________

Next 10 Problems

11. Leo sorts 36 packs with 8 trading cards in each pack. How many cards does he sort? Answer: ____________________
12. Students make 60 bracelets, using 8 beads for each bracelet. How many beads do they use? Answer: ____________________
13. A park plants 39 lines of trees with 7 trees in each line. How many trees are planted? Answer: ____________________
14. A baker fills 66 plates with 7 cookies on each plate. How many cookies are on the plates? Answer: ____________________
15. A cafeteria prepares 60 trays with 6 muffins on each tray. How many muffins are prepared? Answer: ____________________
16. Nora reads 43 pages each day for 6 days. How many pages does she read? Answer: ____________________
17. A craft club cuts 61 ribbons, each 7 inches long. What is their total ribbon length? Answer: ____________________
18. Maya collects 50 sticker sheets with 4 stickers on every sheet. How many stickers does she collect? Answer: ____________________
19. A shop displays 64 cards with 5 buttons on each card. How many buttons are displayed? Answer: ____________________
20. A toy store arranges 73 rows with 8 toy cars in each row. How many toy cars are arranged? Answer: ____________________

Final 10 Problems

21. The school hall has 44 rows of chairs with 9 chairs in each row. How many chairs are set up? Answer: ____________________
22. A picnic team sets out 70 tables with 5 cups at each table. How many cups are set out? Answer: ____________________
23. A classroom library has 38 shelves with 7 books on each shelf. How many books are there altogether? Answer: ____________________
24. A food drive packs 35 boxes with 8 cans in each box. How many cans are packed? Answer: ____________________
25. The teacher orders 76 boxes with 7 crayons in each box. How many crayons arrive? Answer: ____________________
26. A garden has 52 rows of flowers with 6 flowers in each row. How many flowers grow there? Answer: ____________________
27. An art teacher fills 75 cups with 9 pencils in each cup. How many pencils are there? Answer: ____________________
28. A sports team fills 65 coolers with 5 water bottles in each cooler. How many bottles are there? Answer: ____________________
29. A coach sets out 79 bags with 5 tennis balls in each bag. How many tennis balls are ready? Answer: ____________________
30. A theater prints 47 strips with 7 tickets on each strip. How many tickets are printed? Answer: ____________________

Mixed Word Problems

Questions 1–10

1. A theater prints 84 strips with 3 tickets on each strip. How many tickets are printed? Answer: ____________________
2. Leo sorts 85 packs with 5 trading cards in each pack. How many cards does he sort? Answer: ____________________
3. Students make 11 bracelets, using 7 beads for each bracelet. How many beads do they use? Answer: ____________________
4. A park plants 15 lines of trees with 5 trees in each line. How many trees are planted? Answer: ____________________
5. A baker fills 19 plates with 9 cookies on each plate. How many cookies are on the plates? Answer: ____________________
6. A cafeteria prepares 27 trays with 8 muffins on each tray. How many muffins are prepared? Answer: ____________________
7. Nora reads 50 pages each day for 6 days. How many pages does she read? Answer: ____________________
8. A craft club cuts 51 ribbons, each 6 inches long. What is their total ribbon length? Answer: ____________________
9. Maya collects 65 sticker sheets with 4 stickers on every sheet. How many stickers does she collect? Answer: ____________________
10. A shop displays 51 cards with 8 buttons on each card. How many buttons are displayed? Answer: ____________________

Next 10 Problems

11. A toy store arranges 68 rows with 7 toy cars in each row. How many toy cars are arranged? Answer: ____________________
12. The school hall has 21 rows of chairs with 3 chairs in each row. How many chairs are set up? Answer: ____________________
13. A picnic team sets out 49 tables with 8 cups at each table. How many cups are set out? Answer: ____________________
14. A classroom library has 14 shelves with 9 books on each shelf. How many books are there altogether? Answer: ____________________
15. A food drive packs 87 boxes with 8 cans in each box. How many cans are packed? Answer: ____________________
16. The teacher orders 40 boxes with 2 crayons in each box. How many crayons arrive? Answer: ____________________
17. A garden has 46 rows of flowers with 3 flowers in each row. How many flowers grow there? Answer: ____________________
18. An art teacher fills 83 cups with 5 pencils in each cup. How many pencils are there? Answer: ____________________
19. A sports team fills 62 coolers with 2 water bottles in each cooler. How many bottles are there? Answer: ____________________
20. A coach sets out 81 bags with 6 tennis balls in each bag. How many tennis balls are ready? Answer: ____________________

Final 10 Problems

21. A theater prints 25 strips with 8 tickets on each strip. How many tickets are printed? Answer: ____________________
22. Leo sorts 31 packs with 4 trading cards in each pack. How many cards does he sort? Answer: ____________________
23. Students make 31 bracelets, using 8 beads for each bracelet. How many beads do they use? Answer: ____________________
24. A park plants 65 lines of trees with 7 trees in each line. How many trees are planted? Answer: ____________________
25. A baker fills 67 plates with 9 cookies on each plate. How many cookies are on the plates? Answer: ____________________
26. A cafeteria prepares 78 trays with 4 muffins on each tray. How many muffins are prepared? Answer: ____________________
27. Nora reads 12 pages each day for 8 days. How many pages does she read? Answer: ____________________
28. A craft club cuts 16 ribbons, each 6 inches long. What is their total ribbon length? Answer: ____________________
29. Maya collects 45 sticker sheets with 3 stickers on every sheet. How many stickers does she collect? Answer: ____________________
30. A shop displays 44 cards with 2 buttons on each card. How many buttons are displayed? Answer: ____________________

Frequently Asked Questions about 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets

Are two-digit multiplication problems appropriate for Grade 2?

They are best used as enrichment for students who are ready. Grade 2 instruction focuses on equal groups, arrays, and repeated addition rather than formal multi-digit multiplication.

Which strategies can children use?

Students can draw equal groups, build arrays, add the same number repeatedly, or split a two-digit number into tens and ones. For example, 23 × 3 can be viewed as (20 × 3) + (3 × 3).

How should families use the answer keys?

Have students complete a set first, then compare each response with the answer table. Review any missed item by drawing groups or decomposing the number.

Conclusion

These printable activities help students connect equal groups with larger multiplication situations. Begin with a manageable set, discuss the strategy, and gradually introduce more challenging examples. Explore related Math Obsession practice pages to build a connected math learning routine.

2 digit by 1 digit multiplication worksheets: Answer Keys

Use these compact tables to check all practice and word-problem responses.

Easy Practice Problems

Medium Practice Problems

Advanced Practice Problems

Mixed Practice Problems

Easy Word Problems

Medium Word Problems

Advanced Word Problems

Mixed Word Problems

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