Fourth grade is when multiplication gets big. In third grade, children learn their times tables within 100. The fourth grade standard (CCSS 4.NBT.5) asks them to multiply a number up to four digits by a one-digit number, and to multiply two two-digit numbers.
So the set climbs one digit at a time. Sheet 01 is two-digit times one-digit, the gentlest step up from the times tables. Sheets 02 to 07 are three-digit problems, with the zeros page getting a slot of its own because it is the mistake that survives longest. Sheet 08 is a bridge, and sheets 09 to 11 are four-digit problems. Sheets 12 to 14 move to two-digit by two-digit multiplication with partial products, and the mixed review pulls it all together.
Multiplying three-digit numbers by two-digit numbers is a fifth grade skill, and none of these sheets reach for it.
Nine of the fifteen are plain black on white and download as true vector PDFs, so they print sharp and are light on ink for a class set. The other six are in color.
Multiply With Regrouping Worksheet for 4th Grade
Find the Product: 3-Digit Multiplication for Grade 4
20 Problem 3-Digit by 1-Digit Multiplication Worksheet
Rocket Themed 3-Digit Multiplication for 4th Grade
Product Party 3-Digit Multiplication Worksheet
Multiplication Mission: 3-Digit Times 1-Digit Worksheet
3-Digit Multiplication With Zeros Worksheet for Grade 4
An eight-problem warm-up, then eight problems where every number has a zero, like 406 times 7 and 960 times 4. A bonus question asks which has the greatest product.
Leveled Multiply by 1-Digit Worksheet for 4th Grade
4-Digit by 1-Digit Multiplication Worksheet for Grade 4
Thousands Times Ones: 4-Digit Multiplication Worksheet
Big Number 4-Digit Multiplication Worksheet for 4th Grade
Double the Digits: 2-Digit by 2-Digit Multiplication
Two-Digit Times Two-Digit Multiplication Worksheet
Robot Themed 2-Digit by 2-Digit Multiplication Worksheet
Mixed Multiplication Review Worksheet for 4th Grade
One more thing.
If your kids finish a unit and you're not sure what to do next, our honest advice: don't move on yet. Spend a week mixing these in as warm-ups. Fluency isn't a unit, it's a habit, and the sheet that builds it is usually the one they ask to do again.



