Grade 4 Multiplication Worksheets

Build multiplication confidence with these grade 4 multiplication worksheets from USA Base Math. Students practice multiplication facts, multi-digit multiplication, place-value strategies, and real-life word problems. The printable practice moves from easier calculations to more challenging problems, then combines skills in mixed review. A complete answer key appears after all practice sections, making this resource useful for classroom centers, homework, tutoring, and homeschool lessons.

How to Use These Worksheets

• Print the worksheet pages or copy the questions into a notebook.
• Have students show their work, especially for two-digit and larger factors.
• Begin with Easy Practice if students need a review, then move to Medium and Advanced.
• Use Mixed Practice to check whether students can choose a suitable strategy independently.
• For word problems, ask students to underline the quantities, write an equation, solve, and label the answer.
• Use the answer key only after students finish; review errors by checking place value and partial products.

Skills Covered

• Multiplication fact fluency and multiplying by one-digit numbers.
• Multiplying two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers.
• Multiplying two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers using place value and partial products.
• Multiplying larger whole numbers as grade-level practice and extension.
• Estimating and checking whether products are reasonable.
• Solving one-step and multi-step multiplication word problems, including multiplicative comparisons.

Common Core State Standards Alignment

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.NBT.B.5 — Multiply a whole number of up to four digits by a one-digit whole number and multiply two two-digit numbers, using strategies based on place value and properties of operations; illustrate and explain calculations with equations, rectangular arrays, or area models.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.OA.A.2 — Use multiplication to solve word problems involving multiplicative comparison, distinguishing multiplicative comparisons from additive comparisons.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.OA.A.3 — Solve multistep word problems with whole numbers and whole-number answers using the four operations, including problems in which remainders must be interpreted.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.MD.A.2 — Use the four operations to solve word problems involving distances, time intervals, liquid volumes, masses, and money, including problems with simple fractions or decimals where appropriate.

Note: The core computation focus is 4.NBT.B.5. Some larger-factor calculations in the Advanced and Mixed sections are labeled as enrichment; teachers can select problems to match students’ readiness.

Easy Multiplication Practice

Solve each problem. Use multiplication facts, place-value thinking, or an array when helpful.

1. 6 × 7 = ______
2. 8 × 4 = ______
3. 9 × 3 = ______
4. 7 × 5 = ______
5. 6 × 8 = ______
6. 4 × 9 = ______
7. 3 × 7 = ______
8. 8 × 8 = ______
9. 5 × 9 = ______
10. 7 × 6 = ______
11. 12 × 3 = ______
12. 14 × 2 = ______
13. 21 × 4 = ______
14. 32 × 3 = ______
15. 23 × 2 = ______
16. 41 × 2 = ______
17. 16 × 4 = ______
18. 25 × 3 = ______
19. 34 × 2 = ______
20. 18 × 5 = ______
21. 27 × 3 = ______
22. 42 × 2 = ______
23. 19 × 4 = ______
24. 36 × 2 = ______
25. 24 × 4 = ______

Medium Multiplication Practice

Multiply carefully. For two-digit factors, break a factor apart and combine the partial products.

1. 24 × 6 = ______
2. 37 × 4 = ______
3. 58 × 3 = ______
4. 46 × 7 = ______
5. 29 × 8 = ______
6. 63 × 5 = ______
7. 74 × 6 = ______
8. 85 × 4 = ______
9. 96 × 3 = ______
10. 47 × 9 = ______
11. 23 × 12 = ______
12. 34 × 21 = ______
13. 42 × 16 = ______
14. 56 × 13 = ______
15. 27 × 24 = ______
16. 38 × 15 = ______
17. 46 × 22 = ______
18. 19 × 31 = ______
19. 62 × 14 = ______
20. 25 × 36 = ______
21. 73 × 8 = ______
22. 68 × 7 = ______
23. 39 × 6 = ______
24. 84 × 5 = ______
25. 57 × 4 = ______

Advanced Multiplication Practice

These problems include larger factors and two-digit by two-digit multiplication. Larger-factor items may be used as enrichment.

1. 326 × 4 = ______
2. 507 × 6 = ______
3. 1248 × 3 = ______
4. 2306 × 4 = ______
5. 4125 × 2 = ______
6. 3417 × 5 = ______
7. 2084 × 7 = ______
8. 6032 × 3 = ______
9. 1906 × 8 = ______
10. 7215 × 4 = ______
11. 24 × 36 = ______
12. 47 × 28 = ______
13. 56 × 43 = ______
14. 68 × 29 = ______
15. 75 × 34 = ______
16. 82 × 47 = ______
17. 39 × 56 = ______
18. 64 × 38 = ______
19. 91 × 27 = ______
20. 58 × 46 = ______
21. 3204 × 6 = ______
22. 4507 × 8 = ______
23. 2719 × 3 = ______
24. 6108 × 5 = ______
25. 8042 × 7 = ______

Mixed Multiplication Practice

This review mixes multiplication facts, multi-digit multiplication, and two-digit factors. Show your work.

1. 8 × 7 = ______
2. 46 × 5 = ______
3. 32 × 14 = ______
4. 209 × 4 = ______
5. 67 × 23 = ______
6. 93 × 6 = ______
7. 54 × 18 = ______
8. 1307 × 3 = ______
9. 76 × 42 = ______
10. 29 × 8 = ______
11. 4215 × 2 = ______
12. 38 × 27 = ______
13. 61 × 9 = ______
14. 2406 × 5 = ______
15. 84 × 16 = ______
16. 57 × 34 = ______
17. 7032 × 4 = ______
18. 49 × 6 = ______
19. 26 × 39 = ______
20. 3518 × 7 = ______
21. 72 × 25 = ______
22. 6204 × 3 = ______
23. 45 × 28 = ______
24. 97 × 4 = ______
25. 8106 × 6 = ______

Easy Word Problems

Use multiplication to solve each one-step story problem. Write a number sentence and include the unit in your answer.

1. There are 3 boxes with 8 crayons in each box. How many crayons are there altogether?
2. A teacher puts 4 stickers on each of 6 pages. How many stickers does the teacher use?
3. A garden has 5 rows with 7 flowers in each row. How many flowers are there?
4. A sports team has 6 players, and each player gets 4 water bottles for a tournament. How many bottles are needed?
5. A library cart holds 7 stacks of books with 5 books in each stack. How many books are on the cart?
6. There are 8 tables with 3 chairs at each table. How many chairs are there?
7. A baker puts 9 muffins on each tray and fills 4 trays. How many muffins are there?
8. Each student earns 2 points in a game. If 9 students earn that many points, how many points is that altogether?
9. A craft kit has 6 beads. Mia uses 6 kits. How many beads does she have?
10. A farmer plants 4 seeds in each row and makes 8 rows. How many seeds are planted?
11. There are 3 boxes with 9 crayons in each box. How many crayons are there altogether?
12. A teacher puts 5 stickers on each of 5 pages. How many stickers does the teacher use?
13. A garden has 7 rows with 4 flowers in each row. How many flowers are there?
14. A sports team has 8 players, and each player gets 6 water bottles for a tournament. How many bottles are needed?
15. A library cart holds 9 stacks of books with 3 books in each stack. How many books are on the cart?
16. There are 4 tables with 7 chairs at each table. How many chairs are there?
17. A baker puts 6 muffins on each tray and fills 5 trays. How many muffins are there?
18. Each student earns 2 points in a game. If 8 students earn that many points, how many points is that altogether?
19. A craft kit has 5 beads. Mia uses 8 kits. How many beads does she have?
20. A farmer plants 3 seeds in each row and makes 6 rows. How many seeds are planted?
21. There are 7 boxes with 7 crayons in each box. How many crayons are there altogether?
22. A teacher puts 8 stickers on each of 4 pages. How many stickers does the teacher use?
23. A garden has 9 rows with 5 flowers in each row. How many flowers are there?
24. A sports team has 6 players, and each player gets 3 water bottles for a tournament. How many bottles are needed?
25. A library cart holds 4 stacks of books with 9 books in each stack. How many books are on the cart?

Medium Word Problems

Solve each problem. Some factors are two-digit numbers, so use place value or partial products.

1. A school orders 24 boxes of notebooks. Each box contains 6 notebooks. How many notebooks arrive?
2. A theater has 35 rows with 12 seats in each row. How many seats are there?
3. A store packs 18 toy cars into each display case and fills 24 cases. How many toy cars are displayed?
4. A coach orders 27 jerseys for each of 16 teams. How many jerseys are ordered?
5. A printer makes 46 flyers each minute for 13 minutes. How many flyers does it make?
6. A farmer gathers 32 apples from each tree. If 25 trees produce that many apples, how many apples are gathered?
7. A museum sells 19 tickets each hour for 28 hours. How many tickets are sold?
8. A class collects 54 cans each day for 14 days. How many cans are collected?
9. A warehouse puts 26 pencils in each carton and ships 17 cartons. How many pencils are shipped?
10. A school bus travels 38 miles on each trip and makes 22 trips. How many miles does it travel?
11. A school orders 43 boxes of notebooks. Each box contains 15 notebooks. How many notebooks arrive?
12. A theater has 29 rows with 31 seats in each row. How many seats are there?
13. A store packs 64 toy cars into each display case and fills 12 cases. How many toy cars are displayed?
14. A coach orders 37 jerseys for each of 24 teams. How many jerseys are ordered?
15. A printer makes 56 flyers each minute for 18 minutes. How many flyers does it make?
16. A farmer gathers 42 apples from each tree. If 26 trees produce that many apples, how many apples are gathered?
17. A museum sells 75 tickets each hour for 11 hours. How many tickets are sold?
18. A class collects 33 cans each day for 27 days. How many cans are collected?
19. A warehouse puts 48 pencils in each carton and ships 16 cartons. How many pencils are shipped?
20. A school bus travels 21 miles on each trip and makes 35 trips. How many miles does it travel?
21. A school orders 62 boxes of notebooks. Each box contains 14 notebooks. How many notebooks arrive?
22. A theater has 39 rows with 23 seats in each row. How many seats are there?
23. A store packs 57 toy cars into each display case and fills 19 cases. How many toy cars are displayed?
24. A coach orders 28 jerseys for each of 32 teams. How many jerseys are ordered?
25. A printer makes 44 flyers each minute for 21 minutes. How many flyers does it make?

Advanced Word Problems

These problems use larger numbers and multi-digit factors. Show a clear strategy; some are enrichment.

1. A community center buys 128 packs of markers with 24 markers per pack. How many markers does it buy?
2. A stadium section has 236 rows with 18 seats per row. How many seats are in the section?
3. A factory makes 407 parts each day for 16 days. How many parts does it make?
4. A school district orders 1204 boxes of paper, with 7 sheets in each box. How many sheets are ordered?
5. A charity prepares 325 meal kits each hour for 28 hours. How many meal kits are prepared?
6. A bookstore receives 148 cartons with 36 books in each carton. How many books arrive?
7. A nature center plants 2016 saplings in each of 4 sections. How many saplings are planted?
8. A printing company produces 516 calendars per day for 23 days. How many calendars does it produce?
9. A delivery company loads 275 packages on each truck and sends out 19 trucks. How many packages are delivered?
10. A school collects 184 dollars from each of 35 fundraising groups. How much money is collected?
11. A community center buys 1308 packs of markers with 6 markers per pack. How many markers does it buy?
12. A stadium section has 429 rows with 17 seats per row. How many seats are in the section?
13. A factory makes 2405 parts each day for 8 days. How many parts does it make?
14. A school district orders 367 boxes of paper, with 24 sheets in each box. How many sheets are ordered?
15. A charity prepares 615 meal kits each hour for 32 hours. How many meal kits are prepared?
16. A bookstore receives 1125 cartons with 9 books in each carton. How many books arrive?
17. A nature center plants 248 saplings in each of 46 sections. How many saplings are planted?
18. A printing company produces 734 calendars per day for 15 days. How many calendars does it produce?
19. A delivery company loads 3016 packages on each truck and sends out 5 trucks. How many packages are delivered?
20. A school collects 582 dollars from each of 27 fundraising groups. How much money is collected?
21. A community center buys 1407 packs of markers with 3 markers per pack. How many markers does it buy?
22. A stadium section has 356 rows with 29 seats per row. How many seats are in the section?
23. A factory makes 2108 parts each day for 4 days. How many parts does it make?
24. A school district orders 493 boxes of paper, with 18 sheets in each box. How many sheets are ordered?
25. A charity prepares 1216 meal kits each hour for 7 hours. How many meal kits are prepared?

Easy Word Problems

Use multiplication to solve each one-step story problem. Write a number sentence and include the unit in your answer.

1. There are 3 boxes with 8 crayons in each box. How many crayons are there altogether?
2. A teacher puts 4 stickers on each of 6 pages. How many stickers does the teacher use?
3. A garden has 5 rows with 7 flowers in each row. How many flowers are there?
4. A sports team has 6 players, and each player gets 4 water bottles for a tournament. How many bottles are needed?
5. A library cart holds 7 stacks of books with 5 books in each stack. How many books are on the cart?
6. There are 8 tables with 3 chairs at each table. How many chairs are there?
7. A baker puts 9 muffins on each tray and fills 4 trays. How many muffins are there?
8. Each student earns 2 points in a game. If 9 students earn that many points, how many points is that altogether?
9. A craft kit has 6 beads. Mia uses 6 kits. How many beads does she have?
10. A farmer plants 4 seeds in each row and makes 8 rows. How many seeds are planted?
11. There are 3 boxes with 9 crayons in each box. How many crayons are there altogether?
12. A teacher puts 5 stickers on each of 5 pages. How many stickers does the teacher use?
13. A garden has 7 rows with 4 flowers in each row. How many flowers are there?
14. A sports team has 8 players, and each player gets 6 water bottles for a tournament. How many bottles are needed?
15. A library cart holds 9 stacks of books with 3 books in each stack. How many books are on the cart?
16. There are 4 tables with 7 chairs at each table. How many chairs are there?
17. A baker puts 6 muffins on each tray and fills 5 trays. How many muffins are there?
18. Each student earns 2 points in a game. If 8 students earn that many points, how many points is that altogether?
19. A craft kit has 5 beads. Mia uses 8 kits. How many beads does she have?
20. A farmer plants 3 seeds in each row and makes 6 rows. How many seeds are planted?
21. There are 7 boxes with 7 crayons in each box. How many crayons are there altogether?
22. A teacher puts 8 stickers on each of 4 pages. How many stickers does the teacher use?
23. A garden has 9 rows with 5 flowers in each row. How many flowers are there?
24. A sports team has 6 players, and each player gets 3 water bottles for a tournament. How many bottles are needed?
25. A library cart holds 4 stacks of books with 9 books in each stack. How many books are on the cart?

Medium Word Problems

Solve each problem. Some factors are two-digit numbers, so use place value or partial products.

1. A school orders 24 boxes of notebooks. Each box contains 6 notebooks. How many notebooks arrive?
2. A theater has 35 rows with 12 seats in each row. How many seats are there?
3. A store packs 18 toy cars into each display case and fills 24 cases. How many toy cars are displayed?
4. A coach orders 27 jerseys for each of 16 teams. How many jerseys are ordered?
5. A printer makes 46 flyers each minute for 13 minutes. How many flyers does it make?
6. A farmer gathers 32 apples from each tree. If 25 trees produce that many apples, how many apples are gathered?
7. A museum sells 19 tickets each hour for 28 hours. How many tickets are sold?
8. A class collects 54 cans each day for 14 days. How many cans are collected?
9. A warehouse puts 26 pencils in each carton and ships 17 cartons. How many pencils are shipped?
10. A school bus travels 38 miles on each trip and makes 22 trips. How many miles does it travel?
11. A school orders 43 boxes of notebooks. Each box contains 15 notebooks. How many notebooks arrive?
12. A theater has 29 rows with 31 seats in each row. How many seats are there?
13. A store packs 64 toy cars into each display case and fills 12 cases. How many toy cars are displayed?
14. A coach orders 37 jerseys for each of 24 teams. How many jerseys are ordered?
15. A printer makes 56 flyers each minute for 18 minutes. How many flyers does it make?
16. A farmer gathers 42 apples from each tree. If 26 trees produce that many apples, how many apples are gathered?
17. A museum sells 75 tickets each hour for 11 hours. How many tickets are sold?
18. A class collects 33 cans each day for 27 days. How many cans are collected?
19. A warehouse puts 48 pencils in each carton and ships 16 cartons. How many pencils are shipped?
20. A school bus travels 21 miles on each trip and makes 35 trips. How many miles does it travel?
21. A school orders 62 boxes of notebooks. Each box contains 14 notebooks. How many notebooks arrive?
22. A theater has 39 rows with 23 seats in each row. How many seats are there?
23. A store packs 57 toy cars into each display case and fills 19 cases. How many toy cars are displayed?
24. A coach orders 28 jerseys for each of 32 teams. How many jerseys are ordered?
25. A printer makes 44 flyers each minute for 21 minutes. How many flyers does it make?

Advanced Word Problems

These problems use larger numbers and multi-digit factors. Show a clear strategy; some are enrichment.

1. A community center buys 128 packs of markers with 24 markers per pack. How many markers does it buy?
2. A stadium section has 236 rows with 18 seats per row. How many seats are in the section?
3. A factory makes 407 parts each day for 16 days. How many parts does it make?
4. A school district orders 1204 boxes of paper, with 7 sheets in each box. How many sheets are ordered?
5. A charity prepares 325 meal kits each hour for 28 hours. How many meal kits are prepared?
6. A bookstore receives 148 cartons with 36 books in each carton. How many books arrive?
7. A nature center plants 2016 saplings in each of 4 sections. How many saplings are planted?
8. A printing company produces 516 calendars per day for 23 days. How many calendars does it produce?
9. A delivery company loads 275 packages on each truck and sends out 19 trucks. How many packages are delivered?
10. A school collects 184 dollars from each of 35 fundraising groups. How much money is collected?
11. A community center buys 1308 packs of markers with 6 markers per pack. How many markers does it buy?
12. A stadium section has 429 rows with 17 seats per row. How many seats are in the section?
13. A factory makes 2405 parts each day for 8 days. How many parts does it make?
14. A school district orders 367 boxes of paper, with 24 sheets in each box. How many sheets are ordered?
15. A charity prepares 615 meal kits each hour for 32 hours. How many meal kits are prepared?
16. A bookstore receives 1125 cartons with 9 books in each carton. How many books arrive?
17. A nature center plants 248 saplings in each of 46 sections. How many saplings are planted?
18. A printing company produces 734 calendars per day for 15 days. How many calendars does it produce?
19. A delivery company loads 3016 packages on each truck and sends out 5 trucks. How many packages are delivered?
20. A school collects 582 dollars from each of 27 fundraising groups. How much money is collected?
21. A community center buys 1407 packs of markers with 3 markers per pack. How many markers does it buy?
22. A stadium section has 356 rows with 29 seats per row. How many seats are in the section?
23. A factory makes 2108 parts each day for 4 days. How many parts does it make?
24. A school district orders 493 boxes of paper, with 18 sheets in each box. How many sheets are ordered?
25. A charity prepares 1216 meal kits each hour for 7 hours. How many meal kits are prepared?

Mixed Word Problems

Read carefully: these problems may require more than one operation. Write an equation and label your answer.

1. A school buys 12 packs of pencils with 24 pencils per pack. It gives all the pencils equally to 8 classrooms. How many pencils does each classroom get?
2. A sports club orders 18 balls for each of 7 teams. Then it orders 15 extra balls. How many balls are ordered in all?
3. A farm packs 25 oranges in each crate and fills 16 crates. If 120 oranges are sold, how many oranges remain?
4. A theater has 14 rows with 32 seats in each row. If 48 seats are empty, how many seats are occupied?
5. A camp has 9 cabins with 6 campers in each cabin. Each camper receives 4 maps. How many maps are needed?
6. A shop sells 23 notebooks each day for 18 days, then receives 75 more notebooks. How many notebooks does it have from these amounts?
7. A baker makes 12 cookies per tray and fills 25 trays. The cookies are packed into bags of 10. How many full bags can be made?
8. A school orders 15 boxes of markers with 28 markers per box. It shares them equally among 7 classrooms. How many markers does each classroom receive?
9. A garden has 17 rows with 14 plants per row. Students add 36 more plants. How many plants are there now?
10. A library puts 24 books on each shelf across 19 shelves. Then 85 books are checked out. How many books remain on those shelves?
11. A school buys 8 packs of pencils with 35 pencils per pack. It gives all the pencils equally to 6 classrooms. How many pencils does each classroom get?
12. A sports club orders 16 balls for each of 22 teams. Then it orders 40 extra balls. How many balls are ordered in all?
13. A farm packs 32 oranges in each crate and fills 14 crates. If 50 oranges are sold, how many oranges remain?
14. A theater has 21 rows with 18 seats in each row. If 27 seats are empty, how many seats are occupied?
15. A camp has 11 cabins with 9 campers in each cabin. Each camper receives 3 maps. How many maps are needed?
16. A shop sells 28 notebooks each day for 12 days, then receives 96 more notebooks. How many notebooks does it have from these amounts?
17. A baker makes 19 cookies per tray and fills 16 trays. The cookies are packed into bags of 24. How many full bags can be made?
18. A school orders 13 boxes of markers with 27 markers per box. It shares them equally among 9 classrooms. How many markers does each classroom receive?
19. A garden has 26 rows with 15 plants per row. Students add 42 more plants. How many plants are there now?
20. A library puts 18 books on each shelf across 24 shelves. Then 60 books are checked out. How many books remain on those shelves?
21. A school buys 14 packs of pencils with 23 pencils per pack. It gives all the pencils equally to 5 classrooms. How many pencils does each classroom get?
22. A sports club orders 22 balls for each of 17 teams. Then it orders 80 extra balls. How many balls are ordered in all?
23. A farm packs 31 oranges in each crate and fills 12 crates. If 45 oranges are sold, how many oranges remain?
24. A theater has 16 rows with 36 seats in each row. If 8 seats are empty, how many seats are occupied?
25. A camp has 27 cabins with 14 campers in each cabin. Each camper receives 100 maps. How many maps are needed?

 

 

Complete Answer Key

Answers are listed by section. For word problems, equivalent wording is acceptable when the numerical result and unit are correct.

Easy Multiplication Practice 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	42	2	32	3	27
4	35	5	48	6	36
7	21	8	64	9	45
10	42	11	36	12	28
13	84	14	96	15	46
16	82	17	64	18	75
19	68	20	90	21	81
22	84	23	76	24	72
25	96

 

Medium Multiplication Practice 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	144	2	148	3	174
4	322	5	232	6	315
7	444	8	340	9	288
10	423	11	276	12	714
13	672	14	728	15	648
16	570	17	1012	18	589
19	868	20	900	21	584
22	476	23	234	24	420
25	228

 

Advanced Multiplication Practice 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	1304	2	3042	3	3744
4	9224	5	8250	6	17085
7	14588	8	18096	9	15248
10	28860	11	864	12	1316
13	2408	14	1972	15	2550
16	3854	17	2184	18	2432
19	2457	20	2668	21	19224
22	36056	23	8157	24	30540
25	56294

 

Mixed Multiplication Practice 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	56	2	230	3	448
4	836	5	1541	6	558
7	972	8	3921	9	3192
10	232	11	8430	12	1026
13	549	14	12030	15	1344
16	1938	17	28128	18	294
19	1014	20	24626	21	1800
22	18612	23	1260	24	388
25	48636

 

Easy Word Problems 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	3 × 8 = 24 crayons	2	4 × 6 = 24 stickers	3	5 × 7 = 35 flowers
4	6 × 4 = 24 bottles	5	7 × 5 = 35 books	6	8 × 3 = 24 chairs
7	9 × 4 = 36 muffins	8	2 × 9 = 18 points	9	6 × 6 = 36 beads
10	4 × 8 = 32 seeds	11	3 × 9 = 27 crayons	12	5 × 5 = 25 stickers
13	7 × 4 = 28 flowers	14	8 × 6 = 48 bottles	15	9 × 3 = 27 books
16	4 × 7 = 28 chairs	17	6 × 5 = 30 muffins	18	2 × 8 = 16 points
19	5 × 8 = 40 beads	20	3 × 6 = 18 seeds	21	7 × 7 = 49 crayons
22	8 × 4 = 32 stickers	23	9 × 5 = 45 flowers	24	6 × 3 = 18 bottles
25	4 × 9 = 36 books

 

Medium Word Problems 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	24 × 6 = 144 notebooks	2	35 × 12 = 420 seats	3	18 × 24 = 432 toy cars
4	27 × 16 = 432 jerseys	5	46 × 13 = 598 flyers	6	32 × 25 = 800 apples
7	19 × 28 = 532 tickets	8	54 × 14 = 756 cans	9	26 × 17 = 442 pencils
10	38 × 22 = 836 miles	11	43 × 15 = 645 notebooks	12	29 × 31 = 899 seats
13	64 × 12 = 768 toy cars	14	37 × 24 = 888 jerseys	15	56 × 18 = 1008 flyers
16	42 × 26 = 1092 apples	17	75 × 11 = 825 tickets	18	33 × 27 = 891 cans
19	48 × 16 = 768 pencils	20	21 × 35 = 735 miles	21	62 × 14 = 868 notebooks
22	39 × 23 = 897 seats	23	57 × 19 = 1083 toy cars	24	28 × 32 = 896 jerseys
25	44 × 21 = 924 flyers

 

Advanced Word Problems 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	128 × 24 = 3072 markers	2	236 × 18 = 4248 seats	3	407 × 16 = 6512 parts
4	1204 × 7 = 8428 sheets	5	325 × 28 = 9100 meal kits	6	148 × 36 = 5328 books
7	2016 × 4 = 8064 saplings	8	516 × 23 = 11868 calendars	9	275 × 19 = 5225 packages
10	184 × 35 = 6440 dollars	11	1308 × 6 = 7848 markers	12	429 × 17 = 7293 seats
13	2405 × 8 = 19240 parts	14	367 × 24 = 8808 sheets	15	615 × 32 = 19680 meal kits
16	1125 × 9 = 10125 books	17	248 × 46 = 11408 saplings	18	734 × 15 = 11010 calendars
19	3016 × 5 = 15080 packages	20	582 × 27 = 15714 dollars	21	1407 × 3 = 4221 markers
22	356 × 29 = 10324 seats	23	2108 × 4 = 8432 parts	24	493 × 18 = 8874 sheets
25	1216 × 7 = 8512 meal kits

 

Mixed Word Problems 

Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer	Q#	Answer
1	36 pencils per classroom	2	126 + 15 = 141 balls	3	400 − 120 = 280 oranges
4	448 − 48 = 400 occupied seats	5	54 × 4 = 216 maps	6	414 + 75 = 489 notebooks
7	30 full bags	8	60 markers per classroom	9	238 + 36 = 274 plants
10	456 − 85 = 371 books	11	280 ÷ 6 = 46 remainder 4	12	352 + 40 = 392 balls
13	448 − 50 = 398 oranges	14	378 − 27 = 351 occupied seats	15	99 × 3 = 297 maps
16	336 + 96 = 432 notebooks	17	304 ÷ 24 = 12 full bags, remainder 16	18	39 markers per classroom
19	390 + 42 = 432 plants	20	432 − 60 = 372 books	21	322 ÷ 5 = 64 remainder 2
22	374 + 80 = 454 balls	23	372 − 45 = 327 oranges	24	576 − 8 = 568 occupied seats
25	378 × 100 = 37800 maps

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What multiplication should a fourth grader know?

Fourth graders build fluency with multiplication facts and learn to multiply a whole number of up to four digits by a one-digit number and two two-digit numbers, using place-value strategies and explaining their work.

How can students solve multi-digit multiplication problems?

Students can decompose factors, use partial products, draw an area model, or use a standard algorithm when it has been taught. Estimating first helps them check whether the product is reasonable.

Are these Grade 4 multiplication worksheets printable?

Yes. The questions are arranged in clear sections for printing or copying into a worksheet packet. Print selected sections or the full set.

How should parents use the answer key?

Let students complete the problems first. Then compare answers and ask them to explain any missed steps rather than simply changing the final answer.

Which Common Core standard covers Grade 4 multiplication?

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.NBT.B.5 is the main Grade 4 standard for multi-digit multiplication. Word problems may also support 4.OA.A.2, 4.OA.A.3, and 4.MD.A.2.

Keep Practicing with Math

Regular, focused practice helps students become more accurate and flexible with multiplication. Print the sections that best fit your learner, work through the problems, and use the answer key to review. Explore related USA Base Math resources for multiplication facts, division, multi-digit addition and subtraction, and Grade 4 word problems.

 

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