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Multiplication table.

Make a printable multiplication chart up to 10, 12 or 20. Choose a filled reference or a blank practice grid, with optional zero and a separate answer sheet.

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Live preview210 × 297 mm
A4

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Multiplication table

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Highlight one factor to follow its row and column. The headers remain visible on a practice sheet while all product cells are left empty.

A few useful answers

Does the worksheet include answers?

In practice mode, the answer option adds a second, fully completed sheet. Turn it off before printing a student-only copy.

Practice with a multiplication grid

Start with 1–10 and ask the learner to compare 3 × 4 with 4 × 3. The matching products on opposite sides of the diagonal show why changing factor order preserves the result.

A 20 × 20 table contains smaller cells on the same paper. Choose A3 for more writing room, or use the filled version as a reference. Ink-saving mode removes colored fills.