Multiplication Year 5
Practise multiplication at your own level with Practise Maths for Year 5! You can learn and practise multiplication through various maths games and maths exercises. In each exercise, you can choose which times tables you want to work on. If you find the 11 times table tricky, you can specifically select that one to practise. At Practise Maths, you can learn the times tables from 1 to 12. You can also select multiple tables to challenge yourself even more. Each exercise consists of 15 varied problems. If you get 13 or more questions correct, you’ll also see your time score at the end. If you improve your score, you’ll see a green bar after the exercise, showing your progress. You can easily restart the exercise to try to improve your time!
To boost your maths fluency, you can also play our maths games. For example, try the game Space Sniper, where you prevent UFOs from invading our planet by shooting them down! When you answer a maths problem correctly, you earn ammunition. Speed is crucial because the opponents come at you quickly. It's your job to defend the base with math! You can play as long as you want, giving you the chance to practise multiplication for Year 5 at your own pace.
How does it work?
Practise Maths was created by a primary school teacher from the Netherlands with the goal of making maths practise engaging, fun, and accessible. It focuses on improving students' maths fluency, so by practicing, you’ll become faster and better at the times tables.
Practise Maths is offered completely free of charge, and this will remain the case in the future. You don’t need a subscription. Additionally, the content is regularly updated, ensuring you always have a variety of exercises to master Year 5 multiplication.
Curriculum
In Year 5, maths should already feel natural for students. There are several areas that students need to meet this year:
- You will learn about prime numbers, squares, and higher powers (like cube numbers).
- You will also learn to multiply four-digit numbers by two-digit numbers, such as 1,000 x 20.
- You should already have a firm grasp of the times tables up to 12.
Practise the times tables you need to learn for this year at Practise Maths. For Year 5 multiplication, you need to be comfortable with all the tables up to 12. Keep practicing with the maths exercises and games on Practise Maths to get faster at solving multiplication problems. This way, we’ll make sure you’re well-prepared for the SAT!