Grade 4 Multiplication Worksheets — Multi-Digit Practice PDF
In Grade 4 multiplication shifts from knowing facts to using them: 2- and 3-digit numbers times a single digit, with regrouping. This generator assumes facts are largely in place. Short Multiplication runs from No carrying through With carrying to 3-digit × 1-digit; Column Multiplication picks up on its own page with Times a teen number, 2-digit × 2-digit and 3-digit × 2-digit. Equal Groups and Arrays, Multiplying by Tens and Hundreds and Missing Factor complete the Grade 4 set, each with its own three levels.
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Grade 4 · 2 pages · A4More Grade 4 multiplication skills
Each one generates a different kind of question, with its own three levels and answer key.
- Short MultiplicationMultiply a 2- or 3-digit number by a single digit, one column at a time.
- Column MultiplicationMultiply two multi-digit numbers by adding the partial products.
- Equal Groups and ArraysMultiplication in words: equal groups, rows and columns, and the number sentence.
- Multiplying by Tens and HundredsStretch a fact you already know: 6 × 4 tells you 6 × 40 and 60 × 40.
- Missing FactorThe product is given and one factor is blank — multiplication read backwards.
What each level generates
Grade 4 short multiplication — the exact skill behind each difficulty setting, straight from the generator.
- Level 1No carrying
- Level 2With carrying
- Level 33-digit × 1-digit
Grade levels follow the progression common to most English-language curricula — not one specific national curriculum. Every level shows exactly what it generates, so you can check the fit with your own program. See the full scope & sequence →
From facts to algorithms
Grade 4 students typically multiply up to four digits by one digit using place-value strategies and the standard algorithm. Short Multiplication starts the ladder — No carrying, then With carrying, then 3-digit × 1-digit.
If errors cluster in regrouping, drop the question count to 8–10 and ask your student to talk through one problem aloud per sheet — the explanation catches the slip faster than more repetition does.
Warm-ups and spaced review
Keep facts sharp with a two-minute times-tables warm-up each week. Spaced review is what keeps Grade 3 fluency from fading while the new algorithm takes the spotlight.
The same link always reproduces the same sheet, which makes weekly re-tests genuinely comparable.
Frequently asked questions
▸What multiplication is taught in Grade 4?
Multi-digit multiplication: multiplying whole numbers up to four digits by one digit, and two 2-digit numbers, using place value and the standard algorithm.
▸How much working space do the problems have?
The arithmetic sheets print one problem per row at a fixed row height — a line's worth of space, enough for the answer and a small carry, rather than a dedicated working box for a full column method. Choose the Large font size if you want the tallest rows the generator produces, and expect long multiplication itself to be worked in a notebook or on squared paper beside the sheet. Equal Groups and Arrays is the exception: being a word-problem sheet, it prints with extra space under each question.
▸Can I mix easy and hard problems on one sheet?
Each sheet is one skill at one level so practice stays focused, but you can print a With carrying sheet from Short Multiplication and a 2-digit × 2-digit sheet from Column Multiplication in a few clicks — each takes seconds to generate.
▸Does the answer key show working?
The key lists final answers only, numbered to match the problems. It prints on its own page so it is easy to withhold.
▸Do I need an account to use this?
No. There are no accounts and nothing is stored — the worksheet is generated entirely in your browser and the link itself is the save file.