A worksheet on multiplication with negative numbers (integers, fractions, mixed numbers and decimals). The exercises require to multiply two or more numbers and apply the order of operations in calculations that involve multiplication, addition and subtraction.

Master operations with positive and negative values using this comprehensive directed numbers worksheet! Designed perfectly for Key Stage 3 math students (Year 8 and Year 9), this resource covers multiplying negative whole numbers, fractions, mixed numbers, and decimals.

Are you looking for a rigorous, no-prep resource to help your secondary students build absolute fluency with negative numbers? This multi-page practice worksheet is perfectly scaffolded to take students from basic integer multiplication all the way to complex order of operations problems involving fractions and decimals.
This worksheet provides clean, math-focused layouts with zero visual distraction, making it excellent for independent desk work, homework assignments, or emergency cover lessons.

What’s Included in This Worksheet?
• Core Multiplication Drills: Scaffolded practice multiplying positive and negative integers, decimals, fractions, and mixed numbers.
• Multi-Factor Chains: Challenging calculations containing three or more terms, including questions that test conceptual understanding of even and odd negative factor rules.
• Order of Operations (BIDMAS): Advanced expressions requiring students to correctly sequence multiplication, addition, subtraction, and brackets using directed rational numbers.
• Full Solutions Provided: Includes a complete, step-by-step printed answer key displaying the exact calculation breakdowns for rapid grading or student self-marking.

Perfect For:
• Independent Classwork or Main Lesson Tasks
• Homework Assignments
• KS3 Maths Revision & Intervention Groups
• Fast Finishers or Extension Work
• Quick, No-Prep Cover Work

Curriculum Alignment:
• UK National Curriculum: Fits perfectly into the Key Stage 3 (KS3) Number and Algebraic Proficiency framework, focusing on arithmetic with fractions, decimals, and directed numbers.