Multiplication Table worksheet

1. Product: 24

1. Multiplying 2 by 12 means adding 12 groups of 2

   $2\times 12$$=2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2$$=24$

2. Split 12 into 10 + 2, two facts that are easier to remember. Multiply each part by 2, then add

   $2\times 12$$=2\times 10+2\times 2$$=20+4$$=24$

3. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 12 × 2 is also 24. One fact, two for the price of one

   $12\times 2$$=24$

2. Product: 36

1. Multiplying 4 by 9 means adding 9 groups of 4

   $4\times 9$$=4+4+4+4+4+4+4+4+4$$=36$

2. Split 9 into 5 + 4, two facts that are easier to remember. Multiply each part by 4, then add

   $4\times 9$$=4\times 5+4\times 4$$=20+16$$=36$

3. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 9 × 4 is also 36. One fact, two for the price of one

   $9\times 4$$=36$

3. Product: 36

1. Multiplying 12 by 3 means adding 3 groups of 12

   $12\times 3$$=12+12+12$$=36$

2. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 3 × 12 is also 36. One fact, two for the price of one

   $3\times 12$$=36$

4. Product: 8

1. Multiplying 4 by 2 means adding 2 groups of 4

   $4\times 2$$=4+4$$=8$

2. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 2 × 4 is also 8. One fact, two for the price of one

   $2\times 4$$=8$

5. Product: 18

1. Multiplying 9 by 2 means adding 2 groups of 9

   $9\times 2$$=9+9$$=18$

2. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 2 × 9 is also 18. One fact, two for the price of one

   $2\times 9$$=18$

6. Product: 28

1. Multiplying 7 by 4 means adding 4 groups of 7

   $7\times 4$$=7+7+7+7$$=28$

2. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 4 × 7 is also 28. One fact, two for the price of one

   $4\times 7$$=28$

7. Product: 21

1. Multiplying 7 by 3 means adding 3 groups of 7

   $7\times 3$$=7+7+7$$=21$

2. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 3 × 7 is also 21. One fact, two for the price of one

   $3\times 7$$=21$

8. Product: 72

1. Multiplying 6 by 12 means adding 12 groups of 6

   $6\times 12$$=6+6+6+6+6+6+6+6+6+6+6+6$$=72$

2. Split 12 into 10 + 2, two facts that are easier to remember. Multiply each part by 6, then add

   $6\times 12$$=6\times 10+6\times 2$$=60+12$$=72$

3. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 12 × 6 is also 72. One fact, two for the price of one

   $12\times 6$$=72$

9. Product: 54

1. Multiplying 9 by 6 means adding 6 groups of 9

   $9\times 6$$=9+9+9+9+9+9$$=54$

2. Split 6 into 5 + 1, two facts that are easier to remember. Multiply each part by 9, then add

   $9\times 6$$=9\times 5+9\times 1$$=45+9$$=54$

3. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 6 × 9 is also 54. One fact, two for the price of one

   $6\times 9$$=54$

10. Product: 9

1. Multiplying 3 by 3 means adding 3 groups of 3

   $3\times 3$$=3+3+3$$=9$

2. Turning the fact around gives the same answer, so 3 × 3 is also 9. One fact, two for the price of one

   $3\times 3$$=9$