Multiplication as equal groups
Multiplication counts equal groups efficiently. The number of rows and the number in each row describe the arrangement.

Worked example
Three rows of four flowers contain twelve flowers: 3 × 4 = 12. Count by fours, then check by counting every flower.
Try it step by step
- Multiplication Garden
Build equal rows of flowers and find the total.
- Share Equally
Give every friend the same number of items.
- Number Balance
Choose the missing value that makes both sides equal.
A useful hint
Unequal rows cannot be treated as equal groups without adjustment. Check the arrangement before multiplying.
Simple activities, gentle encouragement, and room to explore at your own pace. Big buttons and simple controls on phones, tablets, and computers.
Games to practise
Multiplication Garden
Build equal rows of flowers and find the total.
Share Equally
Give every friend the same number of items.
Number Balance
Choose the missing value that makes both sides equal.
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