Thirty short multiplication questions for Year 4 maths across three levels. Pupils warm up with two-digit by one-digit questions with no carrying, like 12 × 3, then move to three-digit by one-digit with carrying, like 215 × 4, and finish with missing digits and scaling problems such as 4 boxes of 115 pencils. All 30 answers are listed in the key. Practises the England National Curriculum written multiplication objective.
Number - multiplication and division
“Multiply two-digit and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number using formal written layout”
The 24 core questions build this method from no carrying to carrying.
Number - multiplication and division
“Solve problems involving multiplying and adding, including using the distributive law to multiply two digit numbers by one digit, integer scaling problems and harder correspondence problems such as n objects are connected to m objects.”
The challenge questions bring in scaling contexts.
Twelve questions with no carrying, like 12 × 3 and 24 × 2.
Twelve questions with carrying, like 124 × 3 and 215 × 4.
Six questions mixing missing digit puzzles with word problems like 4 boxes of 115 pencils.
Fluency slot
Set a section per session over three fluency slots.
Homework
Thirty questions and a full key make a self-contained homework.
Intervention
Start strugglers on the no-carrying warm up and build from there.
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