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Free Grade 4 Multiplication Worksheets
Printable multiplication worksheets for Grade 4 students, aligned to the Ontario 2020 Math Curriculum. Covers recall of facts to 12×12, multiplying two- and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number, and multiplication word problems — all on one printed page your child completes with a pencil. Paperpath matches every worksheet to your child's current level so they are always practising at the right challenge.
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Question 1
8 × 7 = ___
This is a fact from the 7× table.
Question 2
Calculate: 46 × 3 = ___
Multiply the ones first, then the tens.
Question 3
A school orders 12 boxes of pencils. Each box has 24 pencils. How many pencils in total?
Write a multiplication equation to solve.
Question 4
Use the distributive property: 7 × 23 = 7 × 20 + 7 × ___
Break 23 into 20 and 3.
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What multiplication skills are expected in Ontario Grade 4? By the end of Grade 4, Ontario students are expected to recall all multiplication facts to 10×10 with fluency and extend to 12×12, multiply two- and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number using standard algorithms and mental strategies, and solve multiplication word problems. The Ontario 2020 curriculum also introduces the distributive and associative properties at this level.
How does Paperpath help Grade 4 students build multiplication fluency? Paperpath generates worksheets at your child's current band — Support, Core, or Stretch — based on a short Quick Check assessment. A child still building fact fluency will receive targeted fact-practice pages; a child ready for multi-digit multiplication will receive appropriately challenging questions. The level adjusts as your child progresses.
Should my Grade 4 child know all times tables by now? The Ontario 2020 curriculum expects Grade 4 students to recall multiplication facts to 10×10 and work toward 12×12. If your child is still building fluency, that is normal — consistent short practice sessions of 12–15 minutes on paper are the most effective approach. Paperpath is designed for exactly this kind of routine.