Printable times tables

Every times table from 1 to 12 on its own page, in big clear numbers, plus the full multiplication chart. Print the one your child is learning or all 12 at once.

The whole set: 13 pages, ages 6 to 11
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Every page in the set

The 1 times table chart
1 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 2 times table chart
2 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 3 times table chart
3 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 4 times table chart
4 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 5 times table chart
5 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 6 times table chart
6 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 7 times table chart
7 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 8 times table chart
8 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 9 times table chart
9 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 10 times table chart
10 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 11 times table chart
11 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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The 12 times table chart
12 times table 1 to 12, to stick on the wall
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Multiplication chart 1 to 12
Chart 1 to 12 The one most schools use
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How to use this set

  1. Stick the table your child is learning somewhere they see every day, like the fridge.
  2. Read it aloud together for a few days, then cover the answers and try.
  3. When a table is known, swap in the next one and keep the old one for review.

Questions parents ask

Which times tables should my child learn first?

Most schools start with 2, 5 and 10, then 3, 4 and 8, then 6, 7, 9, 11 and 12.

When should children know all their times tables?

In England, children are expected to know them up to 12 × 12 by the end of Year 4 (age 8 to 9). In the US, most learn them in grades 3 and 4.

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