About this worksheet
By the end of grade 3 students are expected to know all products of two one-digit numbers from memory. A sheet like this one, done in 5 minutes two or three times a week, is the standard way to get there. Use the settings to narrow the range while a child is still learning (for example 0–5, then 6–10), and widen it to 0–12 once the core facts are fluent.
Every download is unique: the problems are shuffled from a fixed seed, so the link in your browser rebuilds exactly this sheet, and the "New version" button gives you a different one with the same settings. Pick two or three versions to stop copying across a table.
Standards
- Common Core 3.OA.C.7 — fluently multiply within 100
- Common Core 3.OA.A.1 — interpret products of whole numbers
Questions
How many problems should a grade 3 student do in one sitting?
20 to 50 is typical. Start with 20 problems untimed; move to 50 problems in 5 minutes once accuracy is above 90%.
Is the answer key included in the PDF?
Yes. The last page(s) of the PDF repeat every problem in the same position with the answer printed in bold.
Can I print it on A4?
Yes. Choose A4 before downloading and the page is laid out for 210 × 297 mm with the same 0.5-inch margins.