Year 1 Multiplication and Division Worksheet - Beginner

Year 1 Multiplication and Division worksheet for Year 1 (Key Stage 1 / Year 1-2 (Ages 5-7)). Beginner level maths practice, aligned to the UK National Curriculum. Print-ready with answer key included.

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Groups, Sharing and Counting

Year 1 • Ages 5–6 • Beginner

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Instructions: Try each activity in order. Count carefully, use the pictures and arrays to help, and write one answer in each box. Multiplication means counting equal groups; division means sharing equally.

Count in Twos

Count on in twos from the number shown. Say the numbers aloud as you count, then write the missing numbers in the boxes.

1. 2, 4, , 8

2. 10, , 14, 16

3. 2, , 6, , 10

4. 12, 14, , 18

Count in Fives and Tens

Count on in equal jumps. For each question, fill the missing number in the sequence.

1. 5, 10, , 20

2. 10, 20, , 40

3. 15, , 25

4. 20, 30, , 50

Equal Groups

Count the groups and the objects in each group. Add the equal groups by counting on, then write the total.

1. 2 groups of 2:

Total:

2. 3 groups of 2:

Total:

3. 2 groups of 5:

Total:

4. 3 groups of 5:

Total:

Arrays of Objects

Each row is one group. Count the objects in the array to find the total. You can count each row, then count on in twos or fives.

How many balls?

How many apples?

How many stars?

How many ducks?

Share Equally

Imagine sharing the objects equally between the groups. Count how many each group gets and write that number in the box.

1. Share 4 apples between 2 children. Each child gets:

2. Share 6 stars between 2 children. Each child gets:

3. Share 10 balloons between 2 children. Each child gets:

4. Share 10 fish between 5 children. Each child gets:

One-Step Group Problems

Read each short problem. Draw or count equal groups in your head, then write the answer. Think about whether the problem asks you to make groups or share objects.

1. There are 2 bags with 2 apples in each bag. How many apples are there altogether?

2. Five children have 2 pencils each. How many pencils are there altogether?

3. Eight biscuits are shared equally between 2 children. How many biscuits does each child get?

4. Ten toy cars are shared equally between 5 boxes. How many cars go in each box?

Answer Key

Activity 1: 6 ; 12 ; 4 ; 8 ; 16

Activity 2: 15 ; 30 ; 20 ; 40

Activity 3: 4 ; 6 ; 10 ; 15

Activity 4: 4 ; 6 ; 10 ; 8

Activity 5: 2 ; 3 ; 5 ; 2

Activity 6: 4 ; 10 ; 4 ; 2