Multiplication Progress Chart Printable

Print a chart with a row for each times table, 0 to 12, to mark as a pupil learns them.

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Name:Class:TablePracticedQuiz 1Quiz 2Quiz 3Mastered× 0× 1× 2× 3× 4× 5× 6× 7× 8× 9× 10× 11× 12
Multiplication progress chart, tables 0 to 12, one pupil One pupil, thirteen rows, × 0 to × 12. Each table has a box to check when it has been practiced, three quiz boxes for a score or a date, and a box to check when it is mastered.
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How it works

This multiplication progress chart is printable on one page: a row for each table from × 0 to × 12, a box to check when it is practiced, three quiz boxes, and a box to check when it is mastered.

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Print the progress chart

Press Print the progress chart. Write the name and class on the lines above the table. The quiz boxes are blank, for a score or a date, whichever the class records.

For a whole class

The class lists have thirty blank name rows and a column for each table. Thirteen tables do not fit one page with room to write, so × 0 to × 6 and × 7 to × 12 are two sheets. Names are written by hand.

  • The stars sheet has five outline stars beside each table to shade, and a box for the date.

Questions and answers

What goes on a multiplication progress chart?

The times tables a pupil is working through and a mark for each step. This one has Practiced, Quiz 1, Quiz 2, Quiz 3 and Mastered for every table from × 0 to × 12.

Is there a multiplication progress chart for a whole class?

Yes. Pick a Class list sheet: thirty name rows with a column for each table, × 0 to × 6, × 7 to × 12, × 2 to × 8 or × 9 to × 12.

Is there a progress chart for division facts?

Yes, one: Division facts, ÷ 1 to ÷ 12, one pupil, with the same five columns.

Can I type the names in before printing?

No. The chart prints with blank lines for the name and class, and with empty rows on a class list. Names, scores and dates are written in by hand.

All 9 sheets

One pupil 4

  • Multiplication progress chart, tables 0 to 12, one pupil One pupil, thirteen rows, × 0 to × 12. Each table has a box to check when it has been practiced, three quiz boxes for a score or a date, and a box to check when it is mastered.
  • One pupil, × 1 to × 10: practiced, three quizzes, mastered The same chart with ten rows, × 1 to × 10, for a class that stops at the tens.
  • One pupil, × 2 to × 12: practiced, three quizzes, mastered Eleven rows, × 2 to × 12, with the same five columns: Practiced, Quiz 1, Quiz 2, Quiz 3 and Mastered.
  • Stars to shade, tables 0 to 12 One pupil, × 0 to × 12, with five outline stars beside each table to shade and a box for the date.

A whole class 4

  • Class list, tables 0 to 6 Thirty blank name rows and a column for each table from × 0 to × 6, for a check mark or a date. It pairs with the chart of tables 7 to 12.
  • Class list, tables 2 to 8 Thirty blank name rows and seven columns, × 2 to × 8, for a class that leaves out the 0s and 1s.
  • Class list, tables 7 to 12 Thirty blank name rows and a column for each table from × 7 to × 12.
  • Class list, tables 9 to 12 Thirty blank name rows and four wide columns, × 9 to × 12.

Division facts 1

  • Division facts, ÷ 1 to ÷ 12, one pupil The one-pupil chart for division facts: twelve rows, ÷ 1 to ÷ 12, with Practiced, three quiz boxes and Mastered.