Multiplication Table Learning Tool

Quick Quiz Time Table Chart

Multiplication Chart (1–12)

× 12345 678910 1112
1 12345 678910 1112
2 246810 1214161820 2224
3 3691215 1821242730 3336
4 48121620 2428323640 4448
5 510152025 3035404550 5560
6 612182430 3642485460 6672
7 714212835 4249566370 7784
8 816243240 4856647280 8896
9 918273645 5463728190 99108
10 1020304050 60708090100 110120
11 1122334455 66778899110 121132
12 1224364860 728496108120 132144

Have you ever faced difficulty in memorization of multiplication chart to your students? Free multiplication chart (Time Tables) are available in PDF Format for learning and practice purpose. These colorful charts are easily downloadable and can easily be printed for home or school making its practice more easier. Along with it, multiplication table learning tool provide a very simple way to get access to number of multiplication tables through a single click. Quick quiz time table chart help you revise and practice your previous learning in fun way.

The chart is mostly used in schools, homeschooling and daily life. The best method to improve the speed, accuracy and confidence in children and adults is to practice the multiplication chart repeatedly e.g multiplication chart 1-100 

What is a Multiplication Chart?

A multiplication chart is a chart layout to show the results of multiplying numbers in a given range (commonly 1–12 or 1–20).

  • The top row of chart and left column show numbers.
  • The product become a result where a row and column meet 

Example: In a 1–12 chart, to find the product of 5 × 7, locate 5 in the left column, 7 in the top row, and see the result 35 where they meet.

Why Use a Multiplication Chart?

Multiplication charts are not only the memory aids but they also perform:

  • Time saving  calculations in maths/mathematics
  • Minimize the chance  of errors in oral and written work
  • Give the clear pattern idea e.g multiples of 5 end in 0 or 5
  • Facilitates the division skill and process( telling 87=56 means 568=7)
  • Develop confidence in problem solving and trouble shooting

Free Printable Multiplication Charts (PDF) – Times Tables 1-12

Printable Multiplication Chart: In our mathematics class room we often in a need of pdf printable multiplication charts of different variety of sizes for practice purpose

Multiplication Chart Downloads

Blank Multiplication charts serves the purpose best so students will be able create one of their own multiplication chart tables as a  reference

Teacher’s Note:

As a secondary school teacher, I feel that learning multiplication tables always remains challenging for students of every grade. So for better learning a solid practice is always needed. To help students who need some extra support these multiplication tables were created to help in learning their facts. The large variety of sizes are available here( 1–10, 1–12, 1–15, up to 1–40..) for better practice at the right level of each learner’s choice. As a teacher if you want the best results it is suggested that you print them on colored paper or cardstock and laminate them for a long time use.

You will be delighted to know that we have made a FREE PRINTABLE PACK for students and teachers. So you can easily practice this. A FREE printable pack for learners and teachers:

Simple Ways to Learn  & Memorise Multiplication Tables

We have listed 10 proven ways to make you an effective learner of multiplication chart: 

  • Take help from rhymes  or songs: This works well to learn facts
  • Audio/video: Make shorts refer to chart much
  • Practice in groups:  keep in mind 2 3 and  3 2 are same
  • Highlight the patterns: e.g multiples of 9 have digits adding to 9
  • Be a teacher of someone else: explaining makes easy learning 
  • Story telling: make the concept real and well relate
  • Celebrate progress: Reward success
  • Use of Flash Cards: Fast and repeated exercises
  • Games: online quizzes games and hand on activities

How to Read a Multiplication Chart, Step by Step

Here are easy steps to follow

  1. Select two numbers you want to multiply them
  2. From the left-hand column, find the number at first
  3. From the top row , find the number at second
  4. Find your answer by following the row and column to that point they meet. That’s the answer.

For Example: 8 ×  6 → Row 8 + Column 6 → joining point is the answer 48.

How Multiplication uses in Real-Life

  • In Cooking: It helps in adjusting the recipes
  • For Shoping: The total cost of multiplication items can be calculated
  • In Construction: For measuring and scaling Purpose
  • Travel: To measure the distances and converting currency
  • In Sports: calculating scores and statistics

History of the Multiplication Chart

The idea of multiplication chart dates back over 4,000 years as the first multiplication tables set on clay tablets was introduced by the ancient Babylonians. With the passage of time the need of faster math for building and trading increased so merchants took these tables along them as we use and carry calculator today. The peopleperformed successfully in trading who used and memorized the tables. On the other hand, Babylonian students find it tough, as instead of 10s they counted in 60s, so they had to memorize up to the 59 time table.

The format of current time of this chart was popularized in Europe and Asia by mathematicians for educational purpose, making it a worthy tool of cultures