Times Tables
A multiplication square, a single table with gaps, or a times-table wheel.
Multiplication practice in three layouts. The square is the whole grid up to twelves, with as many or as few cells given as you like — a nearly full one is a reference sheet, an empty one is a test. The list writes out one table so a child can see the pattern going down the column. The wheel puts one number in the middle and its multipliers in a ring, which breaks the habit of chanting the table in order and makes each fact stand on its own. Every layout uses the same 'how much is blank' setting, so the same page can be a worked example on Monday and a challenge on Friday.
- Age
- ages 7–12
- Answer key
- Included, free
- Skills
- arithmeticpattern recognitionmemoryconcentration
What you can change
Layout
Multiplication square, One table, Wheel, Mixed facts, Equal groups, Share equally…
How many facts
6–30 facts
How many problems
2–6 problems
Which table
1–12 times table
How far
4–12
How much is blank
10–100 %
Facts
Times, Divide, Both
Write the division sentence
- Every page also takes the book's language, page size, theme and pictures.
Ready-made worksheets with this page
Used in 64 worksheet sets for the school year, each in its country's language.
✖️ Times and sharing
All activities →Times tables as a square, a wheel or a table with gaps.
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