Our worksheets for multiplying 4-digit by 3-digit numbers provide students with practice on complex multiplication problems involving larger numbers. These exercises are designed to enhance students’ skills in handling extensive calculations and build confidence in advanced arithmetic.
Our worksheets for multiplying 4-digit by 2-digit numbers offer practice with more complex multiplication problems. These exercises are designed to help students master the skills needed for multiplying larger numbers and build confidence in handling advanced arithmetic.
Our worksheets for multiplying 3-digit by 2-digit numbers provide practice in handling larger multiplication problems. These exercises help students build proficiency and confidence in multiplying multi-digit numbers, reinforcing their arithmetic skills.
Our worksheets for finding the missing factor in multiplication and division problems focus on identifying unknown factors within equations. These exercises help students develop a deeper understanding of multiplication and division relationships and enhance their problem-solving skills.
Our worksheets for finding the missing dividend, divisor, or quotient provide practice in solving division problems where one component is unknown. These exercises help students understand the relationship between dividends, divisors, and quotients, and enhance their problem-solving skills.
Our Grade 5 Long Division with No Remainder worksheets focus on dividing larger numbers by various divisors where the division results in a whole number with no remainder. These exercises help students master long division and build confidence in solving division problems accurately.
Our Grade 5 Long Division with 2-Digit Divisor worksheets guide students through the process of dividing larger numbers by two-digit divisors. These exercises help develop proficiency in long division, reinforcing key skills in handling more complex division problems.
Volume of Rectangular Prisms and Cubes worksheets provide practice in calculating the volume for both rectangular prisms and cubes.
– For Rectangular Prisms: Volume = length × width × height
– For Cubes: Volume = side³ (where each side is the length of the cube’s edge)
These exercises help students apply these formulas to different problems, enhancing their understanding of 3-dimensional volume calculations.
