Mixed Multiplication Review Worksheets
You will find all types of different problems here to help you shore up or master these skills. When you are working with types of problems, the more experience you get the quicker you will be able to solve them. We highly suggest that you setup your problems in a vertical manner. They can drastically help you improve your accuracy and speed while solving them. It is mostly due to the fact that it is just so much easier to stay organized. These worksheets and lessons serve as a great overview on the skill of performing multiplication operations.
Aligned Standard: 5.NBT.B.5
- Grid Style Lesson- Hopefully you fly through this and feel like a goldfish that needs a bigger bowl or pond.
- Multiplication Review Lesson- A quick review of double digit product operations.
- Multiplying With Zeroes Lesson- I always tell them just to count up the ending zeroes and slap them on the end of final product.
- Quick Review Guided Practice- This one reminds students of the multiply in place columns strategy.
- Mixed Review Worksheet 1- Single, double, and triple digit products.
- Mixed Review Worksheet 2- Many students tell us that the box outlines help them tremendously.
- Answer Keys - These are for all the unlocked materials above.
- Mixed Digit Multiplication Review Five Pack - This is in the standard testing font that gives some student anxiety just from typography.
- Mixed Digit Multiplication Review Five Pack Version 2 - A more traditional font that will ease students a bit.
- Grid Style Multiplication Guided Practice - A problem is worked through for you and then you have another two practice problems jammed in there too.
- Grid Multiplication Warm-up - A nice way to introduction the skill or remind them of it.
- Grid Worksheet 1 - This will help students that are struggling a bit.
- Grid Worksheet 2 - This are more intermediate level problems than the previous version.
- Horizontal Review - Left to right gets it done, but consider regrouping when you need to.
- Simple Lateral Multiplication Worksheet - Another related version to the previous.
- Quick Review Lesson - Have any students been absent, this starts from square one.
- Quick Review Warm-up - They should be able to handle this independently.
- Quick Multiplication Review Worksheet 1 - The spacing between the double-digit numbers is intentional for regrouping purposes.
- Quick Review Worksheet 2 - More doubles multiplied by singles.
- Quick Review Worksheet 3 - Some larger integers to work with here.
- Rapid Multiplication Review - This would be your typical Mad Minute problem set for advanced students.
- Skill Starter - This is a spiral skill building activity.
- Review Warm-up Sheet - Only a few problems to push you off in the right direction.
- Reminder Warm-up - We go in a lateral direction with this example.
- Multiplication Word Problems - A movie theater has 150 seats. If each ticket costs $40, then how much revenue is collected?
- Word Problem Review - This is more of a guided lesson than anything else.
- Multiplication Word Problem Starter - Andy bought 80 packets of pencils. Each packet contained 12 pencils. How many pencils were there in all?
How to Keep Your Multiplication Skills Sharp
This operation is an essential skill that students must master before learning any advanced mathematical concept. Though trying to memorize your timetables is the ideal way to make multiplication easier, there are many other ways of improving multiplication skills. Here we have discussed a few ways of keeping your multiplication skill at the ready:
Understand the concept - Like every other mathematical skill, you need to understand the underlying concept of it. If you memorize the times table without understanding the concept, you will face difficulty in understanding the advanced mathematical concept. We suggest approaching this as a reflection of repeated addition. If we remember back the backbone of an addition equation is: addend + addend = sum. Multiplication relates directly if you consider that the multiplicand indicates the value of one addend and then the multiplier just tells you how many times you will add it to itself.
Reviewing and revision - Your learned and acquired concepts start to rust without review and revision. If not, practice, then read them and review them regularly. You will find flashcards extremely invaluable. I recommend buy a professional set of cards. They are only a few bucks but will be something that sticks with you forever.
Test yourself - Yes, testing. Something that most children don't appreciate or prefer doing. However, it is testing that measures your skills and tells how well you can perform at a particular concept. Just like anything, the more you test yourself, the better you will get at the test and therefore the skills found on it. There is endless research available to indicate that simply repeating tests can help greatly improve our comprehension.
Practice your times tables - Practice makes perfect! Without practicing and continual reinforcement of any concept, you cannot gain a clearer idea of it. Practicing your times tables is crucial for improving your skills regularly. Practice the concept until you have mastered it.