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Year groups show where this is usually met in England. Other countries order topics differently, so use the age as a guide, not a rule.
A tip for times tables
Short and often beats long and rarely: five minutes a day with one table is more effective than a weekly hour. Do the 2, 5 and 10 tables first.
More times tables worksheets
2 Times Table
The 2 times table practised three ways on one page.
Year 2 · ages 6–7
10 Times Table
The 10 times table practised three ways on one page.
Year 2 · ages 6–7
Multiplication Arrays
Count the rows and columns of an array, then multiply. Arrays show why multiplication works, not just what the answer is.
Year 2 · ages 6–7
Multiplication Word Problems
Short story problems that each need one times-table fact.
Year 3 · ages 7–8
12 × 12 Multiplication Square
Fill in the missing products on the 12 × 12 square, the page most schools want learned by the end of Year 4.
Year 4 · ages 8–9
Mixed Times Tables
Twenty-four multiplication facts drawn from across the tables, so recall is tested out of order.
Year 4 · ages 8–9
Missing Number Multiplication
Multiplication facts with a gap in one of three places, which makes children use division and the inverse rather than recite.
Year 4 · ages 8–9
Multiplication Facts (2 to 9)
Twenty-four multiplication facts using the 2 to 9 tables, laid out in boxes of four.
Year 4 · ages 8–9Practise on a screen with MathBase
The free-to-start maths app for ages 3–20, with games, lessons and a progress report for parents. No ads.