Printable Tables and Charts for Multiplication

Your child can develop different strategies for solving math problems. For example, 3 x 8 can be solved using addition to add 8 + 8 + 8. Subtraction can also be used. 9 x 9 can be solved by multiplying 9 x 10 and then subtracting 9. However, some memorizing of the basic multiplication facts is required and the more quickly these facts can be recalled, the more easily your child will solve arithmetic problems.

Multiplication Tables

There are two types of printable multiplication tables below: individual tables (e.g. 7 times table) and combination tables showing a range of numbers. Click on the table you want and select the Print option to send the table to your printer.

• 1 times table (1x)
• 2 times table (2x)
• 3 times table (3x)
• 4 times table (4x)
• 5 times table (5x)
• 6 times table (6x)
• 7 times table (7x)
• 8 times table (8x)
• 9 times table (9x)
• 10 times table (10x)
• 11 times table (11x)
• 12 times table (12x)
• 1x - 6x tables e.g. 6 tables/ page
• 7x - 12x tables e.g. 6 tables/ page
• 1x - 12x tables e.g. 12 tables/ page

Note: Try these fun and simple drag and drop games to help practice the times tables.

Multiplication Charts

• Products to 81 e.g. 1 x 1 to 9 x 9
• Products to 144 e.g. 1 x 1 to 12 x 12
  

Using the tables and charts

Click on the printable multiplication table or chart you want and select the Print option to send them to your printer. These resources can be used as memory aids, for reference, or for drill type practice. Note the Show Answers checkbox that can be used to hide the answers allowing these documents to be used for exercise type activity.

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