Multiply with Arrays Worksheet: Ladybugs and Fish

About this worksheet

Ladybugs open this page: the example panel shows 3 rows of 4 of them for 12, with the sentence already filled in. Three panels are left for the child, 4 rows of 4 blue fish, 2 rows of 6 lemons, and 4 rows of 6 pink flowers, each with blanks to complete beside the picture. The flower array reaches 24, the largest count on the sheet, so it asks for careful counting rather than a quick glance.

Reach for this one when the smaller arrays have started to feel easy and you want slightly bigger numbers without leaving the picture behind. It sits comfortably between counting by equal groups and learning the times tables outright.

What students will practice

• Count rows and columns in a larger array
• Fill in a multiplication sentence from a picture
• Match repeated equal rows to a product

Details

Grade level

Grade 2

Subject

Math · Multiplication

Pages

1

Format

PDF · US Letter and A4 included

License

Free for classroom use · Attribution appreciated

Last updated

July 20, 2026