Worksheet skill
Multi-digit multiplication worksheets
Practice multiplying larger numbers with room to show the steps. Choose the number of digits and page settings.
Sample worksheet
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Before starting: Recall single-digit products and explain the value of each digit in a multi-digit factor.
After this: Try a two-digit multiplier and align each partial product with its place value.
Example questions
- 34 x 7
- 208 x 16
- 1,245 x 32
Settings in the builder
- factor digits
- regrouping
- page density
Worked example
34 x 7
Answer: 238
How to solve it
Break 34 into 30 + 4. Calculate 30 x 7 = 210 and 4 x 7 = 28, then add the partial products.
Common mistakes
What to check
- misaligning partial products
- forgetting a zero placeholder
Ways to review the work
- 1
Use graph paper or place-value columns when alignment is the main barrier.
- 2
Ask why multiplying by the tens digit needs a different place-value position from the ones digit.
Teaching content updated 2026-09-05. Read our accuracy standards.