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Free printable math charts

The tables a child looks things up on: times tables, addition and subtraction facts, the hundreds grid, and the pairs that make ten. Print one for the wall — there is nothing to fill in.

A chart is not a worksheet

These pages are reference, not practice. A worksheet asks a child a question; a chart answers one. Both belong on the same desk: look a fact up while it is still new, and practice it on paper until looking it up stops being necessary.

Every chart here prints on one page of letter or A4 paper, uses the same characters as the worksheets, and costs nothing. There is no account, no watermark, and no limit on how many times you print one.

Then practice it

Turn a chart into a worksheet

Once a chart is on the wall, print the matching practice. Every Math Picnic sheet comes with an answer key and a picnic basket code that reopens the exact same questions later.