Multiplication & Division

White Rose Multiplication and Division: a series of lessons on multiplication and division. These lessons could be followed up with other multiplication and division lessons in year 3 and year 4.

Khan Academy Third Grade: Third class pupils should start with Intro to Multiplication and then progress through 1-digit Multiplication, Intro to Division and More with Multiplication and Division. Watch the videos and then answer the practice questions. Fourth class pupils could work through the Multiplication and Division activities in Fourth Grade. You can also register for a free Khan Academy account to record your progress and explore other topics/grades.

Happy Numbers Second Grade: Third class pupils could start, and work through Module 6, Foundations of Multiplication and Division, and then progress to Third Grade, Modules 1 and 3. Fourth class pupils could start with Third Grade or go straight to Fourth Grade and work through the activities in Module 2.

The Array: An introduction to rectangular arrays (rows and columns) and how they can be used to understand multiplication.

Arithmetic Arrays: Solve multiplication and division questions using the help of rectangular arrays. Three levels in each game.

Bunny Times: A game that gradually teaches and tests multiplication in a visual and conceptual way.

Partial Product Finder: This is not a game, but it is a tool, that can be used to show an array for multiplication calculations involving 1 or 2 digits

Thinking Blocks for Multiplication and Division: an ideal way to start using bar models, or further practice using bar models, to model word problems and computation.

Hit the Button: a great site for practicing quick-fire Times Tables and Division Facts. For a slower-paced version of this try the Mental Maths Train, a multiple choice game.

Maths Fishing - Times Tables: Practise your multiplication skills. A similar game to this is Archery Arithmetic

Maths Frame - Maths Invaders: Shoot the spaceship with the correct answer and dodge the incoming fire. Select play game and then Multiplication or Division, and choose your target facts.

Multiplication Blocks: Blast away the correct factors that match the target product

Kakooma: If you choose X then click on the number that is the product of two other numbers (if you choose + then click on the number that is the sum/total of two other numbers)

That Quiz - Arithmetic: Use this quiz to practice different types of multiplication and division calculations. You can use the options on the left hand side to make the types of calculations easier or more difficult.

Multiplication.com: A site dedicated to multiplication games, but also includes division games and games for addition and subtraction.

Estimating answers to multiplication and division calculations to win chances to take penalties in a shoot out.

I Know it! - Multiplication and Division (Grade three): Scroll down to the multiplication and/or division sections to do any of the activities. If too simple, go to the multiplication and/or division sections in Grade Four

Splash Learn - Multiplication & Division Games: An assortment of games organized according to US grade levels; start with the games for third grade level. If too simple, go to the Grade Four games.

Multiplication practice games and Division practice games from ixl.com. You can do a number of free quizzes each day without having a subscription. (Please note that the class levels given do not always align accurately with the content of the Irish Primary Curriculum)