Multiplication facts worksheets
Times-table drills: one table, a range of tables, squares or anchor facts, in order or shuffled.
Write every pair of factors that multiply to make each number up to 30, starting with the smallest pair and filling in both boxes.
Write every pair of factors that multiply to make each number up to 30, starting with the smallest pair and filling in both boxes.
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Each number has a row of boxes, one pair for each factor pair, written smallest first. You can give the smaller factor in every pair, so students only fill in the partner, or leave both boxes empty for a full challenge.
The number of pairs tells students when they are done. The solved example shows the check-the-numbers-in-order method: try 1, 2, 3 and so on, and stop when the pairs meet in the middle.
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Times-table drills: one table, a range of tables, squares or anchor facts, in order or shuffled.
Multi-digit multiplication with room to show every partial product, from 2 × 1 digits up to 5 × 3.
The area model: break each number into place values, fill the boxes and add them up.