Times tables worksheet maker
Choose exactly which multiplication facts to practise on the grid, then print a clean worksheet with an answer key. Focus on this week’s table, a mixed review, or a random set, your choice.
Tap facts to include them. Shift-click a second cell to grab a whole block (like Excel), or click a row/column heading for a whole table.
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How to choose facts
- Tap a cell to add or remove a single fact (the number shown is the answer).
- Shift-click a second cell to select the whole block between them, like dragging a range in Excel.
- Click a row or column heading to grab an entire times table (all of ×7, say).
- Random picks a mixed set for quick recall practice, and you choose how many facts.
- Pick a grade to start with that grade's typical tables (2s, 5s and 10s for Grade 2, up to all 12 by Grade 5), then fine-tune.
Why practise this way
Fluent times tables free up working memory for harder maths like division, fractions and long multiplication. Most classes learn one table at a time, then mix them, so a picker that matches how you teach beats a fixed set. Every answer here is computed in code, so the answer key is never wrong.
Guides
- Which times tables are taught in which year, with England, Australia, the US and New Zealand compared.
- Tricks for the 6, 7, 8 and 9 times tables, the ten facts that hold children up.
- How to teach the times tables, the order to learn them in and nine tricks that stick.
Ready-made formats
- 100-fact timed test, every fact to 10 × 10 or a mix to 12 × 12.
- Mixed-up multiplication grid, shuffled headers or in order, 10 × 10 or 12 × 12.
- Times tables 1 to 12, one practice sheet per table.
Prefer a ready-made sheet? Browse times tables worksheets or multiplication chart, or use the generator.