4th Grade Multiplication Worksheets — Facts 0–12

In 4th grade, multiplication facts are supposed to be automatic so that multi-digit multiplication and division can be taught on top of them. This worksheet is a fast review of all facts from 0 to 12: 50 problems in vertical format, and it comes as two versions (A and B) with separate answer keys, ready for a class or for a pre-test and post-test.

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Multiplication Facts 0–12 — Version A50 problems · verticalName:Date:Score: ______ / 50printmathsheets.com · free printable, with answer key · seed 404404Page 1 of 41.1111×2.03×3.56×4.910×5.46×6.34×7.68×8.36×9.10×10.35×11.128×12.42×13.117×14.120×15.18×16.96×17.43×18.310×19.28×20.90×21.89×22.23×23.129×24.88×25.02×26.81×27.67×28.100×29.116×30.115×31.75×32.84×33.93×34.1211×35.212×36.79×37.58×38.09×39.112×40.57×41.114×42.07×43.41×44.101×45.74×46.105×47.109×48.27×49.123×50.121×

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About this worksheet

If a student still hesitates on particular tables, use the Table setting to drill one table (the 7s and 8s are the usual holdouts) and come back to the mixed sheet a few days later. The horizontal layout ("8 × 7 = ___") is a good change of format for the same facts.

Everything in the PDF is generated from the link, so you can bookmark this page with your settings and print a fresh set each week.

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What multiplication should a 4th grader know?

All single-digit facts (and usually 10s, 11s, 12s) from memory, then 2-digit by 1-digit and 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication with a written method.

How do versions A and B differ?

Same settings, different shuffle. Each version is one page followed by its own answer key page.

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