Multiplication
Multiplication with equal groups
Write and solve a multiplication expression for equal groups.
Worked example · Three practice questions
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Free math practice for grades 3–5
Explore free grade 3, 4, and 5 math lessons with worked examples, visual models, and interactive practice. Start learning without an account.
Grade 3 math
Build multiplication and division meaning with equal groups, then explore equivalent fractions. Choose a lesson below for worked examples and a short practice session.
Multiplication
Multiplication facts to 10
Use known multiplication facts to find an unfamiliar product.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Division
Division facts to 10
Connect a division fact to its related multiplication fact.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Fractions
Equivalent fractions with visual models
Recognize fractions that describe the same amount of an equal-sized whole.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Grade 4 math
Use place value to multiply two-digit numbers, explain division remainders, round whole numbers, and measure rectangle boundaries. Each lesson includes an example and three practice questions.
Multiplication
Multiply two-digit numbers
Multiply two two-digit numbers using place value and partial products.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Division
Division with remainders
Find a whole-number quotient and explain the leftover amount.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Place value
Round whole numbers using place value
Round a whole number to a requested place.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Measurement
Perimeter of rectangles
Find the total distance around a rectangle.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Grade 5 math
Explore decimal place value, compare decimals, add fractions with unlike denominators, and count unit cubes to measure volume. Start with an explanation, then check your understanding.
Decimals
Decimal place value to thousandths
Identify the value represented by a digit in a decimal.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Decimals
Compare decimals to thousandths
Compare two decimals by matching their place values.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Fractions
Add fractions with unlike denominators
Rename fractions with a common denominator before adding.
Worked example · Three practice questions
Measurement
Volume with unit cubes
Count layers of unit cubes to find a rectangular prism’s volume.
Worked example · Three practice questions
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