Multiplication Number Pyramids – 4 Rows

Print multiplication pyramids of four rows: four factors on the bottom row, three products on the next, then two and a top one. The numbers grow quickly, from base factors of 1 to 9 to a top brick of 2,000 or less, so the pages move from the times tables to multiplying larger numbers.

Twelve pages print the base and leave six products per pyramid; twelve give four bricks in scattered places, and the solver multiplies upward and divides downward to complete them. Six pyramids share each page, and the set forms one workbook.

Part of the Number Pyramids collection, Last updated on Tue, 03 Nov 2026 01:24:10 GMT.

Free Printables

Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Full Base (N1)

Four factors on the base of each pyramid; six products stack up to the top brick. | zuzuzi.com

Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Full Base (N2)

Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Full Base (N3)

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Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Full Base (N8)

Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Full Base (N9)

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Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Full Base (N12)

Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Scattered Clues (N13)

Four-row product pyramids with four bricks given: find the rest by multiplying or dividing. | zuzuzi.com

Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Scattered Clues (N14)

Multiplication Pyramids, 4 Rows, Scattered Clues (N15)

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Products That Grow Fast

The second row is made of times-table facts, but the third row already multiplies two-digit numbers, and the top can reach the thousands. The pages bridge the gap between the tables and written multiplication.

Four Clues to Begin

Without a base, four bricks are printed on each pyramid, never the whole bottom row. Finding a factor below a product calls for division, sometimes of a two- or three-digit number, which makes these pages a strong practice of both operations.

Keeping the Numbers Readable

A base with too many large factors would push the top past four digits, so such a base is drawn again: every brick stays at most 2,000 and fits its space on the page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Largest Number in These Pyramids?

The top brick, at most 2,000. Bases whose top would go higher are set aside before the page is drawn.

Which Skills Do Four-Row Product Pyramids Need?

The times tables for the second row, then multiplying a two-digit number by another for the rows above, and division for the clue pages, usually from fourth grade.

Do the Clue Pages Always Have One Answer?

Yes. The four given bricks always leave one brick fixed by its known neighbors, then another, until the pyramid is full, which leaves a single solution.