Times tables to 12 x 12 – Year 4 maths worksheet with answers to download as PDF

Write the answer to each multiplication. Try to answer from memory, then check using a strategy.

1. 3 × 7
2. 4 × 8
3. 6 × 6
4. 9 × 5
5. 7 × 9
6. 12 × 4

Use the times tables you know to work out each division. Say which multiplication fact helps you.

1. 48 ÷ 6
2. 81 ÷ 9
3. 132 ÷ 11
4. 108 ÷ 12
5. 72 ÷ 8
6. 56 ÷ 7

Each box shows three numbers. For each box, write all four number sentences (two multiplications and two divisions).

1. 7, 9, 63
2. 8, 11, 88
3. 6, 12, 72

Work out each product. Choose the order that makes the calculation easy and show your steps.

1. 2 × 7 × 5
2. 4 × 9 × 5
3. 2 × 8 × 5
4. 3 × 6 × 4

Find the missing number in each calculation.

1. ■ × 7 = 56
2. 9 × ■ = 108
3. ■ ÷ 6 = 8
4. 96 ÷ ■ = 12
5. 11 × 11 = ■

Answer each question about multiples, factors and square numbers.

1. Write the first six multiples of 7.
2. List all the factors of 18.
3. Which of these are square numbers: 16, 24, 49, 64, 72?
4. Write the next two numbers in the sequence 9, 18, 27, 36, …

The Sunny Side Cafe buys eggs in boxes. One box holds 12 eggs. The cafe uses 7 boxes in a week for cooking and 3 boxes for the cake stall.

1. How many eggs are in 7 boxes?
2. How many eggs does the cafe buy in total?
3. The cooks make omelettes with 3 eggs each. How many omelettes can they make from 7 boxes?
4. A tray of eggs holds 6 eggs. How many trays equal 1 box?

The Rex Cinema has 9 rows of seats in Screen 1. Each row has 8 seats. Screen 2 has 11 rows of 12 seats.

1. How many seats are in Screen 1?
2. How many seats are in Screen 2?
3. How many more seats are in Screen 2 than in Screen 1?
4. A school group of 72 pupils want to sit together in Screen 1. How many full rows do they need?

Mia collects football stickers. A pack has 6 stickers and costs £1. An album has 12 pages with 8 stickers on each page.

1. How many stickers are needed to fill the album?
2. How many packs of 6 stickers make 96 stickers?
3. Mia has 7 packs. How many stickers is that? How many more stickers does she need to fill the album?
4. What do 7 packs cost?

Year 4 are going to a museum. Each coach carries 12 children. There are 9 coaches. The teachers pay £5 for each child for the entrance ticket.

1. How many children are going on the trip?
2. How much does the museum charge for all the children?
3. If each table in the cafe seats 8 children, how many tables do 96 children need?
4. Three of the coaches arrive late with 12 children each. How many children are waiting for those coaches?

Mr Singh has a vegetable garden with 11 rows of lettuces. In each row there are 7 lettuces. He also plants 6 rows of carrots with 12 carrots in each row.

1. How many lettuces does he plant?
2. How many carrots does he plant?
3. He plants 2 times as many beans as lettuces. How many beans does he plant?
4. Which crop has more plants: lettuces or carrots? By how many?

The school cake sale sells cupcakes in boxes of 6 and cookies in bags of 12. Each box of cupcakes costs £4 and each bag of cookies costs £3.

1. Mrs Brown buys 8 boxes of cupcakes. How many cupcakes is that and how much does she pay?
2. She also buys 5 bags of cookies. How many cookies is that and how much does she pay?
3. What is her total bill?
4. The sale started with 144 cookies. How many bags of 12 can be filled?

A train has 8 carriages. Each carriage has 12 tables with 4 seats at each table.

1. How many seats are in 1 carriage?
2. How many seats are on the whole train?
3. On a busy day 300 people want to travel. How many people cannot get a seat?
4. The train company wants 11 carriages. How many seats would that give?

The Seaview Hotel has 12 floors. Each floor has 9 bedrooms. Each bedroom has 2 beds. The hotel charges £8 for a child’s breakfast and £11 for an adult’s breakfast.

1. How many bedrooms does the hotel have?
2. How many beds does it have in total?
3. A group of 6 adults and 7 children have breakfast. How much do they pay?
4. On Saturday all 108 bedrooms are full, and each bedroom has 2 guests. How many guests is that?

Dev runs a fruit stall at the Saturday market. The table shows the price and the number of boxes he sells.

1. How much money does Dev take for the apples? And for the pears?
2. What does he take in total for the four fruits?
3. Dev says "The plums and the cherries took the same amount." Is he right?
4. Each box of apples holds 12 apples. How many apples did he sell? How many apples would 5 more boxes hold?
5. Dev wants to take £250 in total. Did he reach this? By how much?

Sam’s mum is tiling a kitchen wall. The wall is 11 tiles wide and 8 tiles high. She also wants a border of 12 tiles along the top of another wall, and 4 decorative tiles in each of 6 places.

1. How many tiles cover the main wall?
2. How many decorative tiles does she need in total?
3. Tiles are sold in boxes of 12. How many boxes does she need for the main wall? (Be careful: she cannot buy part of a box.)
4. How many tiles are left over from the boxes in part (c)?
5. Each box costs £9. What is the cost of the boxes in part (c)?

The school hall is set out for a concert. There are 12 rows with 9 chairs in each row. At the back there are 3 rows with 11 chairs, for the parents.

1. How many chairs are in the main part of the hall?
2. How many chairs are at the back?
3. How many chairs are there altogether?
4. The head teacher says "We need 150 chairs in total." How many extra chairs are needed?
5. The caretaker can carry 8 chairs at a time. How many trips does he need to carry the extra chairs?

At sports day there are 4 teams. Each team has 12 children. The teams score points in 6 races. A team gets 9 points for first place, 7 points for second place and 5 points for third place.

1. How many children take part in sports day altogether?
2. Work out the total points for the Red team and for the Blue team. Which team scores more?
3. The winning team gets a trophy. The head teacher says "Red scored 3 nines and 2 sevens and a five." Check that this matches the table.
4. Each child on the winning team gets a medal. How many medals are needed?
5. One medal costs £2. What do all the medals cost?

For a birthday party Ayesha orders pizzas. Each pizza has 8 slices. She orders 7 pizzas for the 12 children who come. There are also 2 adults.

1. How many slices of pizza are there?
2. If all 14 people share the slices equally, how many does each person get? How many are left over?
3. Each pizza costs £9. What do 7 pizzas cost?
4. She pays with £70. How much change does she get?
5. Ayesha says "If 6 more children come, we will need 4 more pizzas." Is she right? Explain.

Find the number in each puzzle. Use your times tables and factors.

1. I am a number between 100 and 150. I am in the 8 times table, the 9 times table and the 12 times table. What am I?
2. I am a square number less than 100. I am also a multiple of 3. List all the possible numbers.
3. The product of two different numbers from the 12 × 12 table is 36. Find all the pairs. Then find a pair of numbers whose product is 36 and whose sum is 13.