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Multiplying & dividing

Times tables, multi-digit multiplication and long division, explained the way they are taught in upper elementary school.

Multi-digit multiplication step by step: partial products vs the standard algorithm: 247 × 36 = 8892, worked on a MathPad-style grid.12124247×361482×6+7410×38892MathPad
Multiplying & dividing · Grades 4–5

Multi-digit multiplication step by step: partial products vs the standard algorithm

How partial products and the standard algorithm work, why schools teach both, and worked examples you can follow with your child, one step at a time.

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Long division steps for kids: divide, multiply, subtract, bring down: 952 ÷ 7 = 136, worked on a MathPad-style grid.1367952−725−2142−420no remainderMathPad
Multiplying & dividing · Grades 4–6

Long division steps for kids: divide, multiply, subtract, bring down

The four long division steps explained simply, with a remainder example and a decimal example worked in full, plus the mistakes that trip kids up.

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Times tables practice that actually sticks: 12 × 9 = 108, worked on a MathPad-style grid.1112×9108MathPad
Multiplying & dividing · Grades 2–4

Times tables practice that actually sticks

A calm, practical plan for learning multiplication facts: what order to learn them in, strategies for the hard ones, and five-minute practice ideas.

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