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Multiplications

Multiplications generates grade-based practice sets so learners can focus on a specific multiplication skill.

How to find it in the app

  • Top header: Tools & Games -> Practice -> Multiplications
  • Student home page: open the tools area and choose Multiplications

Screenshot for product flow

Steps

  1. Open Multiplications.
  2. Choose the grade or multiplication category you want to practice.
  3. Pick the number of questions in the set.
  4. Start the session and answer the prompts.
  5. Resume unfinished practice later from saved sessions.

Tips

  • Repeat one category several times before moving to a harder one.
  • Use shorter sessions when introducing a new multiplication pattern.

Related guides

  • Times table practice
  • Additions