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Two-Digit by One-Digit Multiplication, Six Practice Problems with Steps
Six vertical problems, one clear worked example, and a friendly pencil reminding your student to line up their numbers. That is a solid introduction to two-digit by one-digit multiplication.
Laid out in two rows of three, each problem is set up in vertical format with space below for showing work. The boxed example at the top walks through 23 x 4 in three explicit steps: multiply the ones, multiply the tens, then add the products. That scaffold makes this two-digit by one-digit multiplication worksheet a strong starting point for grades 3 to 4 students who are just moving past single-digit facts.
The problems themselves range from 34 x 6 to 72 x 9, giving your homeschooler practice with carrying in some problems but not every one. Use it as a guided first attempt while your student works through the example steps, or assign it independently once that process clicks. Either way, completing the sheet reinforces place value thinking and the habit of showing partial products before combining them.
Six vertical problems make this two-digit by one-digit multiplication worksheet a solid grades 3-4 skill builder. Includes a worked example.
Getting Started with Two-Digit by One-Digit Multiplication
Usage Notes
Pencil is the right call here since your student will likely need to revise carrying marks as they work. The generous blank space below each problem supports showing all partial products. Works well as guided practice the first time through, with the example box as a reference, and as independent work once the three-step process is familiar.
Printing Tips
Portrait orientation fits the layout exactly as designed. A single sheet handles all six problems, though printing two copies gives your homeschooler a chance to retry any problems they want to rework without redoing the whole page.