Times tables
One page for each table from 2 to 12. Every page has the table to read, a chart to print and a practice sheet with its answer key.
Updated
- Tables
- 2 to 12
- Facts in each
- 12
- Facts in all
- 132
- Largest answer
- 144
An order to learn them in
Most schools do not go from 2 to 12 in order. A common sequence starts with the tables that have an obvious pattern and leaves the hardest for last, by which time most of their facts have already been met the other way round.
- 2, 5 and 10: doubles, and answers that end in 5 or 0.
- 3 and 4: one more group than the 2s, and double the 2s.
- 9 and 11: both have a digit pattern.
- 6, 7 and 8: by now only a handful of new facts are left, such as 6 × 7, 6 × 8 and 7 × 8.
- 12: ten times plus two times.
See them all at once
The 1–12 multiplication chart is all of these tables side by side. To test recall, print a blank chart or a worksheet.