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Times tables worksheets, 1 to 12

One printable page for each times table from 1 to 12. Each sheet moves from the facts in order, to the same facts mixed up, to missing numbers and division, so students go from counting up to knowing the facts. Pick a table and a version; the answer key is calculated in code.

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Times tables · 6s · Version 1

6 Times Table Practice

6 × 1 to 6 × 12, mixed practice, missing numbers and division

The 6 times table in order

Say each fact as you write it.

  1. 11 × 6 =
  2. 22 × 6 =
  3. 33 × 6 =
  4. 44 × 6 =
  5. 55 × 6 =
  6. 66 × 6 =
  7. 77 × 6 =
  8. 88 × 6 =
  9. 99 × 6 =
  10. 1010 × 6 =
  11. 1111 × 6 =
  12. 1212 × 6 =

Mixed up

The same facts in a new order. Try not to count up.

  1. 136 × 4 =
  2. 142 × 6 =
  3. 156 × 11 =
  4. 161 × 6 =
  5. 176 × 12 =
  6. 189 × 6 =
  7. 196 × 3 =
  8. 207 × 6 =
  9. 216 × 6 =
  10. 225 × 6 =
  11. 236 × 10 =
  12. 248 × 6 =

Missing numbers

Find the number that makes each fact true.

  1. 256 × ___ = 6
  2. 26___ × 6 = 42
  3. 276 × ___ = 54
  4. 28___ × 6 = 36
  5. 296 × ___ = 66
  6. 30___ × 6 = 30
  7. 316 × ___ = 48
  8. 32___ × 6 = 72

Division facts

Use the 6 times table to divide.

  1. 336 ÷ 6 =
  2. 3472 ÷ 6 =
  3. 3536 ÷ 6 =
  4. 3630 ÷ 6 =
  5. 3724 ÷ 6 =
  6. 3842 ÷ 6 =
  7. 3918 ÷ 6 =
  8. 4012 ÷ 6 =
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A teaching order, with a strategy for each table

TableStrategy
2sDoubles: 2 x 7 is 7 + 7.
10sPut a zero on the end: 10 x 6 is 60.
5sHalf of ten times: 5 x 8 is half of 80.
3sCount in threes, then learn the facts as pairs with the 2s.
4sDouble the 2s: 4 x 6 is double 12.
8sDouble the 4s: 8 x 7 is double 28.
9sTen times, take one lot away: 9 x 6 is 60 - 6.
6sFive times plus one more: 6 x 7 is 35 + 7.
7sMost 7s are already known from other tables; learn 7 x 7 and 7 x 8.
11sUp to 11 x 9 the digit repeats: 11 x 4 is 44.
12sTen times plus two times: 12 x 6 is 60 + 12.
1sAny number times 1 stays the same.

For the harder facts, see tricks for the 6, 7, 8 and 9 times tables, and when a class knows several tables, check them together with the 100-fact timed test.

More times tables printables

100-fact timed test100 multiplication facts on one page, with a time box and a score out of 100.Mixed-up multiplication gridA 10 x 10 or 12 x 12 grid with shuffled headers for timed recall, or in order to build the pattern.Times tables makerPick exactly which facts to practise on a grid.Multiplication chartA filled 1 to 12 reference chart, or one with missing facts.Times tables bootcampA staged program from skip counting to division, by grade.

Frequently asked questions

What is on each times table sheet?

Four parts: the table in order from 1 to 12, the same facts mixed up, missing numbers (such as 7 x ___ = 42), and the matching division facts. Moving from in-order to mixed to missing numbers is how a table goes from counting to recall.

In what order should the tables be taught?

Most classes start with 2s, 10s and 5s, then 3s and 4s, then 8s, 9s and 6s, then 7s, with 11s and 12s last. The table on this page lists that order with a strategy for each.

Are the answers right?

Yes. Every answer on the key is calculated in code from the table number, never typed in.