Ask a seven-year-old for 4 × 3 and you may see fingers fly as they count 4, 8, 12 under their breath. That counting is not a crutch; it is exactly how the facts get built. This 2nd grade multiplying by 2, 3 and 4 worksheet gives that counting a place to land. Twelve multiplication facts sit in neat columns, labeled a to l, with a small volleyball player in the corner. Eleven of them multiply by 2, 3 or 4, and one multiplies 10 by 5. The first numbers run from 2 up to 12. Your child writes each product under the line. A second page gives the answer key.