Multiply Mentally
Multiplying with/ without Regrouping
Rounding off to the Nearest 1,000s and 10, 000s
Estimating Products and Quotients
100

50 x 4

200

100

A box has 12 pencils. If you have 3 boxes, how many pencils do you have in total?

36

100

Round off the numbers to the nearest 10s. 

1.  341

2.  769

3.  5, 882

1. 340

2. 770

3. 5,880

100

Estimate the product of the given number. 

3456 x 25

90,000

200

11 x 18

198

200

There are 23 chickens in each pen on a farm. If there are 4 pens, how many chickens are there in total?

92

200

Round of the number to the nearest 1,000s. 

43,767

43,000

200

Estimate the product of the given number. 

1923 x 564

120,000

300

56 x 38

2,128

300

Each shelf in the library holds 100 books. If there are 15 shelves, how many books are there altogether?

1,500

300

Round of the population numbers to the nearest 10,000s.

The population of Island D is 123,789. Round off this population to the nearest 10,000.

120,000

300

Round off the divedend and the divisor to compatible number. Estimate the quotient. 

444 ÷ 52

9

400

97 x 30

2,910

400

There are 249 candies in each jar. If you have 17 jars, how many candies do you have altogether

4,233

400

Round off the population numbers to the nearest 10,000s.

The population of State E is 369,245. Round off this population to the nearest 10,000

370,000

400

There are 364 apples, and they are packed into baskets of 9. Estimate how many baskets are needed. 

360 ÷ 9 = 40

500

274 x 63

17,262

500

Each box has 50 cupcakes. If a bakery prepares 500 boxes for a party, how many cupcakes do they have in total?

25,000

500

Round off the population in the given statements to the nearest 10,000s. 

The population of City A is 78,342. Round off this population to the nearest 10,000.


80,000

500

There are 172 candies, and 8 friends want to share them equally. Estimate how many candies each friend will get.

160 ÷ 8 = 20