Multiplication worksheets
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Multiplication worksheets, easiest first
Each sheet assumes the one above it is comfortable. Start where your child is, not at the top.- Equal groups and arrays
Print 4 + 4 + 4 = 12 - Multiplication by 2
Print 7 × 2 = __ - Multiplication by 5
Print 7 × 5 = __ - Multiplication by 10
Print 7 × 10 = __ - Multiplication by 3
Print 7 × 3 = __ - Multiplication by 4
Print 7 × 4 = __ - Multiplication by 6
Print 7 × 6 = __ - Multiplication by 7
Print 7 × 8 = __ - Multiplication by 8
Print 8 × 6 = __ - Multiplication by 9
Print 9 × 7 = __ - Multiplication facts
Print 7 × 6 = __ - Multiplication by 11
Print 11 × 7 = __ - Multiplication by 12
Print 12 × 8 = __ - Times tables to 12
Print 8 × 12 = __ - Multiplication by 13
Print 13 × 7 = __ - Multiplication by 14
Print 14 × 6 = __ - Multiplication by 15
Print 15 × 8 = __ - Multiplication by 16
Print 16 × 7 = __ - Multiplication by 20
Print 20 × 13 = __ - Multiplication by 25
Print 25 × 8 = __ - Times tables to 20
Print 17 × 6 = __ - Missing factors
Print 7 × __ = 42 - Multiplying by multiples of ten
Print 3 × 40 - Times as many
Print 35 = 5 × 7 - Multiplication as scaling
Print 3/4 × 20 is ___ 20
A simple way through multiplication
Three ideas underpin every multiplication fact, and it is worth a child meeting all three before the drilling starts. Equal groups: 4 × 3 is four groups of three. Arrays: the same fact drawn as four rows of three, which makes the answer countable. Repeated addition: 3 + 3 + 3 + 3, the bridge from the addition a child already owns. A child who has seen all three has somewhere to fall back to when a fact will not come.
Why this order works
Commutativity halves the work and is rarely pointed out plainly enough. 7 × 6 and 6 × 7 are the same array turned sideways, so a child learning the facts is really learning about half as many as the grid suggests. Saying that out loud changes how big the task feels.