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Learn Multiplication – Step-by-Step Math Problems, Animations & Practice

Learn multiplication the easy and engaging way with animated lessons and step-by-step guidance made for K–8 learners. Our visual approach breaks down multiplication concepts like repeated addition, grouping, and arrays to help students build a strong conceptual base. Topics include single-digit and multi-digit multiplication, using the times table, understanding place value, and solving multiplication word problems. Students will also explore mental math techniques, properties of multiplication (commutative, associative, distributive), and multiplication with larger numbers using long multiplication strategies. These lessons are crafted to boost both understanding and speed through visual cues and interactive examples.

Scroll down to explore interactive examples and practice problems that help build a strong foundation in Math.

What is 23 × 45?

What is 23 × 45?

Multiply two 2-digit numbers using long multiplication. Includes place value and regrouping.
What is 12.5 × 8.4?

What is 12.5 × 8.4?

Learn how to multiply decimal numbers. Step-by-step guide with tenths and hundredths.
What is 150 × 3?

What is 150 × 3?

Multiply a 3-digit number by a 1-digit number. Great for reinforcing repeated addition.
What is 64.2 × 11.1?

What is 64.2 × 11.1?

Practice decimal multiplication involving tenths. Learn to align and count decimal places.
What is 17 × 6?

What is 17 × 6?

Two-digit times one-digit multiplication. Includes mental math and estimation strategies.
What is 145 × 22?

What is 145 × 22?

Multiply large numbers using long multiplication. Break down into steps using distributive property.
What is 98.3 × 2.5?

What is 98.3 × 2.5?

Decimal multiplication with mixed digits. Perfect for mastering multiplication with decimals.
What is 77 × 12?

What is 77 × 12?

Multiply 2-digit numbers with column method. Learn expanded form and grouping.
What is 11 × 95?

What is 11 × 95?

Quick tricks for multiplying by 11. Use patterns and mental math for fast calculation.
What is 124.4 × 1.2?

What is 124.4 × 1.2?

Multiply decimal numbers with place value understanding. Practice hundredths and tenths.
What is 200 × 16?

What is 200 × 16?

Multiply round numbers efficiently. Use distributive property and mental math strategies.
What is 13 × 7?

What is 13 × 7?

Basic multiplication facts using one- and two-digit numbers. Great for quick recall practice.

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