Times Table Charts, One Table at a Time

Pick a table, read it one fact to a line, hide the answers for a quiz, then print it.

12 pages

1 Times TableEach line of the 1 times table gives back the other number: read it, quiz it, print it.
2 Multiplication ChartThe 2 times table as a list of doubles: press New quiz, type the hidden answers, then print it.
Multiplication Chart of 3Press New quiz on the 3 times table, check your answers with the 3, 6, 9 pattern, then print.
Four Times Table ChartThe 4 times table, one fact to a line: double, double again, then quiz yourself and print.
Multiplication Chart 5Read the 5 times table as halves of the 10s, press New quiz, then print it with its answer key.
Multiplication Chart 6A six times tables chart with the even rule that covers half its lines: press New quiz, then print.
7 Multiplication ChartReach each line of the 7 times table from an easier fact, then press New quiz or print.
8 Multiplication ChartThe 8 times table, one fact to a line: press New quiz, type the answers and check them, then print.
Nine Multiplication ChartPress New quiz, type the hidden answers of the 9 times table and press Check for your score, then print.
10s Multiplication ChartPress New quiz, type the hidden answers of the 10s, press Check to see which are right, then print.
Multiplication Chart 11Press New quiz on the 11 times table, type the hidden answers and press Check to mark them, then print.
12 Times Table ChartRead the 12 times table as dozens, split each fact into 10s and 2s, then press New quiz or print.

A full multiplication chart shows every table at once, which is a lot when the class is working on just one. Each page in this set takes a single times table and sets it out one fact to a line, from × 1 to × 12, or on to × 20, with a short note on how to reach each fact from an easier one.

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Press New quiz and the chart hides some of its answers, then keeps the facts you missed, in this browser only. Each page also teaches the pattern that belongs to its table. In the 8s it is doubling three times. In the 6s an even number keeps its last digit, as in 6 × 4 = 24. In the 4s every answer is a double doubled. Print any chart, or a quiz with its answer key.

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