Pick a level and answer real questions right here. Every question is made fresh, so there is always another one, and a wrong answer shows how to solve it step by step. These are the same questions Kiwi Tutor gives kids in their own practice.
Roughly 2nd through 5th grade. Level 1 is facts up to 5 and level 2 the basic times tables; later levels move on to two- and three-digit numbers and multi-step word problems.
Times tables are worth learning by heart: under the Common Core standards most US schools follow, kids are expected to know every product of two one-digit numbers from memory by the end of 3rd grade. Short, frequent practice beats long sessions, and the easy anchors (x2, x5, x10) make the harder facts quicker to work out.
Missing-number questions like 6 x ___ = 42 connect multiplication to division and show whether a fact is really known. With bigger numbers, split one of them into tens and ones: 23 x 4 is 20 x 4 plus 3 x 4, so 80 + 12 = 92.
In a Kiwi Tutor account, each kid gets their own Multiplication level, set by a short placement quiz. A few right answers in a row and the next questions get a little harder; a couple of misses and they ease back. Wrong answers come with the same step-by-step explanation you see here, missed topics come back until they stick, and a parent can see each kid's accuracy by topic.
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Is this multiplication practice free?
Yes. The practice box on this page is free with no sign-up. In a free Kiwi Tutor account, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division come with unlimited adaptive practice for up to 2 kids.
What grade is this multiplication practice for?
Roughly 2nd through 5th grade. Level 1 is facts up to 5 and level 2 the basic times tables; later levels move on to two- and three-digit numbers and multi-step word problems. In a Kiwi Tutor account, a short placement quiz finds where each kid should start.
Is this good for times tables practice?
Yes. Levels 1 to 3 are the times tables: facts up to 5, the full basic tables, and missing-number facts. Every question is made fresh, so a kid can keep going as long as they like.
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