4th grade multiplication and division word problems

A free printable sheet of 8 Grade 4 multiplication and division word problems, with a hint for a grown-up under each one and an answer key worked out by Kizupi’s math engine. Press New sheet for another.

By The Kizupi team · Updated November 4, 2026

Grade 4 multiplication and division word problems

Name: ____________________

The practice field is 94 m long and 6 m wide. Kizupi splits the long side into 90 m and 4 m. What is the area of the field, in square meters?
Hint for a grown-up: The field splits into two smaller rectangles. How big is each one?
The snack bar has 1203 hot dogs. A box holds 5 hot dogs. How many boxes can be filled all the way?
Hint for a grown-up: How many groups of 5 fit into 1203?
Each section of the new stadium has 2319 seats. The stadium has 3 sections. How many seats are there in all?
Hint for a grown-up: Every section is the same size. Which operation puts equal groups together?
The seats in one stand are numbered from 1 to 194. Every seat whose number is a multiple of 7 gets a free poster. How many posters are given out?
Hint for a grown-up: The posters go on seats 7, 14, 21, and so on. Where do they stop?
One sprinkler turns on every 8 minutes. Another turns on every 14 minutes. Both just turned on together. In how many minutes will they next turn on together?
Hint for a grown-up: Can we list the times for each sprinkler?
5656 fans come to the game. They sit in 7 sections, with the same number of fans in each section. How many fans sit in each section?
Hint for a grown-up: Can 7 share the thousands? If not, how many hundreds can each section get?
The small stand has 708 seats. The big stand has 3 times as many seats. How many seats does the big stand have?
Hint for a grown-up: What does “3 times as many” mean?
A new stand will have 62 rows with 87 seats in each row. Round each number to the nearest ten first, then multiply. About how many seats is that?
Hint for a grown-up: What is 62 rounded to the nearest ten? What about 87?

From kizupi.com/tools · Grade 4, sheet 2070

What these multiplication and division problems cover

Each sheet draws 8 problems from 9 Grade 4 multiplication and division word problems in Kizupi’s published lessons, a different skill for each where it can. Only problems that work on paper are used.

Least common multiple · Multiplying big numbers by one digit · The area model · Dividing big numbers · Remainders in stories · Estimating products and quotients · Times as many stories · Multiples

Where this fits in 4th grade

The Common Core math standards say Grade 4 time should go to these areas [1]:

Multiplying multi-digit numbers and dividing into multi-digit numbers
Equivalent fractions, adding and subtracting like fractions, and a fraction times a whole number
Sorting shapes by parallel sides, right angles and symmetry

For a sheet that mixes every Grade 4 skill, use the 4th grade math word problems page.

Questions parents ask

What multiplication and division word problems do 4th graders do?

The sheets here draw from 8 Grade 4 skills: Least common multiple, Multiplying big numbers by one digit, The area model, Dividing big numbers, Remainders in stories, Estimating products and quotients, Times as many stories, Multiples.

Is the worksheet free?

Yes. No account and no email. Press New sheet for another set of the same topic, and print as many as you like.

Are the answers right?

Every answer is computed with exact arithmetic by the same engine that checks children’s answers in Kizupi, not typed in by hand.

What if multiplication and division word problems are too hard?

Read the problem aloud together and ask what the story is about before any numbers. Use the hint under each problem. If it is still hard, try the mixed Grade 3 sheet first.

Sources

Common Core State Standards Initiative, Grade 4 introduction. Read October 27, 2026.

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