Free printable chart

Times tables 1–12 — printable chart

All twelve times tables written out in full on one page, from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12. Handy for desks, binders and homework folders.

Times tables vs. multiplication chart

The multiplication chart shows every product in a grid. This sheet lists each times table on its own, the way children usually chant and memorise them (“seven times one is seven, seven times two is fourteen…”).

A practice routine

  1. Pick one table a week and read it aloud every day.
  2. Fold the sheet so only the questions show and say the answers.
  3. Mix it up: ask random facts from the table you're learning.
  4. Move on when you can answer each fact in under three seconds.

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Frequently asked questions

Which times tables should kids learn first?

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

Up to which number does the chart go?

Each table goes from × 1 to × 12, the range most US and UK curricula expect by the end of elementary school.