This collection of free telling time to the minute worksheets includes a range of fun activities and challenges to keep students engaged in their learning.

Telling time to the minute is usually introduced in Grade 3.

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Free Telling Time to the Minute Worksheets

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Students are given clock faces with the hands pointing to times to the exact minute. Students must write the time in numerals.

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Students are given clock faces with the hands pointing to times to the minute. Students must write the time in numerals.

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Students are given the time on a digital clock, which they then must write into the blank clock faces.

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Students are given the time on a digital clock, which they then must write into the blank clock faces.

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Students are given the time to the exact minute in sentence form. They must then write the time on the digital clock.

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Students are given the time in sentence form. They must then write the time on the digital clock. In this version, they must also enter AM or PM.

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Students are given the time on digital clocks and they must write the time in words.

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Students are given the time in sentence form. They must then write the time on the digital clock.

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Students must draw a line from the digital clock to the analog clock that shows the correct time on it.

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A multiple-choice option where students must color the clock that shows the correct time.

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This collection of free multiplication arrays worksheets includes a range of fun activities and challenges to keep students engaged in their learning.

Multiplication arrays is usually introduced in Grade 2, for 5×5 arrays. In Grade 3, we step up to larger arrays.

The first five worksheets are targeted at Grade 2; the following five are targeted at Grade 3.

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Free Multiplication Arrays Worksheets

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Students count the shapes in each array and create a number sentence based on the visuals.

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Students complete the number sentences that have been partially filled-out already.

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Students complete the number sentences that have been partially filled-out already by observing the arrays,

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A simple drill and practice worksheet, students complete the arrays based on the multiplication number sentences.

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Students examine the multiplication arrays then select the number sentence that correlates to the image.

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Students count the shapes in each array and create a number sentence based on the visuals.

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Students complete the number sentences that have been partially filled-out already.

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Students complete the number sentences that have been partially filled-out already by observing the arrays,

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A simple drill and practice worksheet, students complete the arrays based on the multiplication number sentences.

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Students examine the multiplication arrays then select the number sentence that correlates to the image.

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This collection of free round to the nearest 100 worksheets includes a range of fun activities and challenges to keep students engaged in their learning.

Rounding whole numbers is usually introduced in Grade 3. It is further reinforced in Grade 4, before moving onto rounding decimals in Grade 5.

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Free Rounding to the Nearest 100 Worksheets

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A simple worksheet to start, with a lesson at the top then a range of 3 and 4 digit numbers that need to be rounded to 100.

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This multiple-choice worksheet asks students to look at each number and decide which is the correct rounding. The “none of the above” option adds a twist, requiring students to keep their wits about them.

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This 25 question worksheet has a reminder lesson at the top, followed by a range of 3 and 4 digit numbers that need to be rounded to the nearest 100. With the reminder lesson at the top, this is a good option for independent study or homework.

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This scaffolded version breaks the task of rounding down to two steps. First, students need to identify whether to round up or down to the nearest 100. Then, they need to do the rounding itself in step 2.

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This worksheet offers a mix of 4 digit and 3 digit numbers that need to be rounded to 100. With 30 questions, this is a good option for helping students get in the required repetitions to master the task.

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This version asks students to say “yes” or “no” to each rounding. If the rounding is correct, students can tick the box or color it green. If it’s wrong, they need to give it a cross or color it red.

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This mixed task requires to phases: first, show mastery of place value by identifying the number of blocks from the place value chart. Secondly, they need to round the number. It can be paired with physical base ten blocks to help hands-on learners.

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Number lines are useful for visualizing the why behind rounding – why round up or down? Because we’re identifying the nearest hundred. Number lines visualize this for students.

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This number line task has the number entered on the number line. Students can then count from the indicated number to the upper and lower 100, identifying which is closer.

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This number line task has the marker placed on the number line, but students need to identify what number corresponds to the marker. Students can then count from the indicated number to the upper and lower 100, identifying which is closer.

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This collection of free round to the nearest 10 worksheets includes a range of fun activities and challenges to keep students engaged in their learning.

Rounding whole numbers is usually introduced in Grade 3. It is further reinforced in Grade 4, before moving onto rounding decimals in Grade 5.

All the worksheets are designed to be printed onto A4 paper. Make sure you select the “shrink to fit” option when printing to avoid any cut-offs on your print.

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Free Rounding to the Nearest 10 Worksheets

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A simple rounding activity, with one catch: there are both three-digit and four-digit whole numbers, requiring students to have decent knowledge of place value.

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This multiple-choice activity gives students four options to choose from, with a catch: one of the options is “none of the above”. I find this forces students to think a little harder than they might have otherwise.

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A simple rounding activity involving two and three digit numbers. There are 25 questions here, making it great for independent study or homework.

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For this task, students are required to complete each answer in two steps: first, they choose whether the number should be rounded up or down. Second, they complete the rounding. This two-step model adds additional scaffolding of the process for early learners.

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With 30 total questions, this is a good detailed task for in-class or independent study. Students are given a small instruction box, followed by room for all 30 questions that include both 2-digit and 3-digit whole numbers to round.

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A simple introductory task, students simply have to identify whether the number is rounded correctly. Have students tick or cross (or color in red or green) each box depending on whether it had done the rounding correctly.

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A good lead-on from base ten blocks activities, this worksheet involves having students add base tens blocks based on their place value to determine a number. Following this, they round their identified number to the nearest 10.

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Number lines can be a very useful visual aid for learning to round whole numbers. Students mark the number on the number line, then can physically measure which whole ten is most proximate to the number.

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These 20 number lines, marked with whole numbers, provide a valuable visual aid for rounding, allowing students who have a preference for spatial learning to visualize the why behind the concept of rounding.

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These 20 number lines are marked, but students need to figure out the number where the marks land. Then, they need to identify which nearest ten the number rounds to.

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This collection of free 3 digit subtraction (with regrouping) worksheets includes a range of fun activities and challenges to keep students engaged in their learning.

This task is generally introduced in upper Grade 2 or Grade 3 and further reinforced in Grade 4.

All the worksheets are designed to be printed onto A4 paper. Make sure you select the “shrink to fit” option when printing to avoid any cut-offs on your print.

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Free 3 Digit Subtraction With Regrouping Worksheets

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This introductory task contains a short tutorial followed by 25 practice questions. Great for homework or spaced repetition. Does not contain zeroes in the minuend, making it an easier intro task.

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This task introduces the idea of zeroes in the minuend and what to do about it. Contains a short tutorial followed by 15 practice tasks.

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This scaffolded version has some numbers in the answer provided, helping students to check their own work and stay on track.

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Version 4

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This version is the most popular on our website – students need to complete each problem to find a number which will correlate with a letter that can be entered into the code below. Crack the code to win!

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Version 5

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This version encourages children to practice fluency by asking them to complete 15 questions in just 3 minutes.

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Version 6

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A more difficult task to test mastery, this worksheet requires students to reverse engineer the answers to find the questions!

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Version 7

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Word problems are very common in standardized tests. These word problems require students to do 3 digit subtraction with regrouping to find the answer. Great for practicing in the lead up to an exam!

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Version 8

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A simple 3 digit subtraction with regrouping task for homework, recall, and spaced repetition throughout the school year.

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Version 9

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A worksheet with a twist, this one requires students to identify what 3-letter word the problem spells out!

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Version 10

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A simple 3 digit subtraction with regrouping task for homework, recall, and spaced repetition throughout the school year.

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This collection of free 3 digit addition (with regrouping) worksheets includes a range of fun activities and challenges to keep students engaged in their learning. This task is generally introduced in Grade 2, reinforced in Grade 3, and revisited in Grade 4.

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3 Digit Addition with Regrouping Worksheets

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In this game, students complete the 3-digit regrouping sum then draw a line to the star with the correct number.

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This is a simple drill and practice worksheet with 20 questions. It’s addition of 2-digits with 3-digits, but does involve carrying and regrouping. A good ‘easy’ version of 3-digit addition with regrouping tasks.

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This version helps scaffold learning by including some numbers in the solution already, helping students to check their own work.

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Version 4

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In this game, students have to reverse engineer the sums, starting with the answer and finding the two numbers that make up the question!

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Version 5

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For this task, students don’t write the number – they circle it!

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Version 6

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One of the most popular tasks for students, in this challenge students need to complete the sums to crack a code!

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Version 7

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For this task, students need to complete the 3-digit addition with regrouping tasks in order to crack the code. Hint: it’s a country name!

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Version 8

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For this scaffolded task, we don’t have numbers – we have dominoes! Great for visual students who can count each dot to help them learn.

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Version 9

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For this scaffolded task, we don’t have numbers – we have pictures! Great for visual students who can count each dot to help them learn.

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Version 10

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This is a simple drill and practice worksheet with 20 questions that are all 3-digit by 3-digit addition with regrouping.

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Version 11

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For this task, the students play teacher – they need to complete the sums to find out whether the answers given are correct or false.

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Version 12

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For this task, students complete the sums to crack the code. One of the most popular worksheet styles we have on the site!

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Version 13

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For this task, students need to do a row as fast as they can in order to yell out “bingo!” A great exit ticket activity at the end of the day.

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In this worksheet, students move through mazes until they enter chambers where they need to complete the sum before moving through the next maze section.

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Version 15

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This worksheet is a simple drill-and practice for 30 addition puzzles. Great for an end-of-session test!

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This worksheet gets students to go above and beyond by reverse engineering the sums in order to ensure the answer is correct. It requires some deeper thinking from advanced students.

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For each challenge on this worksheet, only one answer is complete – but which one?

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Version 18

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This fun task gives students a break after each set of three sums. At the end of each row, they can color the image!

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Version 19

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A creative color-by-numbers task, students do 3-digit addition with regrouping challenges to find the number, then match the number to the color to know what color they need to color-in that part of the image.

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Another twist on bingo, but this task has students work on two bingo cards simultaneously!

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Version 21

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With just five simple sums on this worksheet, students need to complete the challenge then tick the box with the correct answer. This one helps students identify if their answer was wrong.

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Version 22

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Students complete the task then color-in their 2D shape!

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Version 23

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Students complete the sums to crack the code with the hint: “How do you make seven an even number?”

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Version 24

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Ten simple sums to help students practice three-digit addition with regrouping!

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Version 25

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This fun challenge asks students to first crack the code to figure out what numbers they need to be adding in the first place!

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Version 26

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Students complete the sums to crack the code with the hint: “What do sharks say when something goes their way?”

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This is the homepage for all my multiplication worksheets. Search by times tables or grade level. At the time of writing, there are 86 total free multiplication worksheets, and I’m adding more all the time. I hope you enjoy your free worksheets!

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Multiplication Worksheets

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One Times Tables

3 Worksheets

View all our printable one-times-tables worksheets. These worksheets are made with large text for young children.

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Two Times Tables

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View all our printable two-times-tables worksheets. These worksheets are made with large text for young children.

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Three Times Tables

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View all our three-times-tables worksheets, including drill-and-practice, missing addends, space repetition, and homework sheets.

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Four Times Tables

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View all our four-times-tables worksheets, including drill-and-practice, missing addends, space repetition, and homework sheets.

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Five Times Tables

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View all our five-times-tables worksheets, including drill-and-practice, missing addends, space repetition, and homework sheets.

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Six Times Tables

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Seven Times Tables

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Eight Times Tables

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Nine Times Tables

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Ten Times Tables

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Eleven Times Tables

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Twelve Times Tables

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Lesson Suggestions for these Worksheets

Times tables is a topic that is still taught by rote – as adults, most of us can instantly recount a phrase, such as “five times five equals…”, simply by means of our reflexive memories.

And while rote learning is a central and essential element of learning times tables, we should not start there.

Children need to know what it means to multiply groups of things.

To start this, we tend to ask students to physically group objects, in order to understand that “five times five” means, literally, five groups of five things.

Once children understand the base concept of multiplication, we can move onto using these rote learning worksheets, as well as practicing using multiplication flashcards. Have children complete the worksheets and flashcard sets for homework.

In each worksheet grouping, I’ve presented several versions, including a sequential multiplication activity, scattered multiplication within a number set, and multiplication sets with missing addends. Use each in order, going from easiest to most difficult activity sets. Finally, use the last worksheet in each group, which is a test of mastery.

Once children have mastered each multiplication set, remember to continually reinforce the times tables over the course of 18 months through spaced repetition – assign multiplication tasks randomly for homework, more so at the beginning, then once every 4-6 weeks, to help reinforce the knowledge in long-term memory.

This collection of twelve times tables worksheets is designed for students to develop through their times tables learning through progressively more difficult worksheets. I’ve also provided drill and practice and revision sheets so students can recall earlier times tables through spaced repetition.

These sheets are designed to be printed on A4 paper, but be sure to select “shrink to fit” as a printing option to ensure the whole page is visible on the printout.

I hope you enjoy your free worksheets!

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Twelve Times Tables Worksheets (Free Printables)

Version 1: Introduction

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This version is designed to be large, bold, and highly engaging for very beginners.

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This worksheet starts with the twelve times tables in order for scaffolded practice, followed by random questions for students to advance their skills.

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Version 3: Practice

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This version includes jumbled twelve times tables questions. It’s made for homework practice.

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Version 4: Revision

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This version includes two to twelve times tables, allowing for revision as students progress up the times tables ladder.

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Version 5: Drill and Practice

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This drill and practice version asks students to quickly complete eleven and twelve times tables questions – ideal for homework.

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Version 6: Fill in the Blanks (Easy)

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This version involves filling in the blanks, allowing students to further extend their skills in working with three times tables. It also helps with pre-algebra skill development.

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Version 7: Fill in the Blanks (Hard)

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This is a more advanced version of the fill-in-the-blanks worksheet, with questions jumbled rather than in an orderly scale.

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Version 8: Quiz (Test for Mastery)

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This final quiz tests students for mastery, presenting a range of twelve times tables questions that include basic question structure plus fill in the blanks structure.

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This collection of eleven times tables worksheets is designed for students to develop through their times tables learning through progressively more difficult worksheets. I’ve also provided drill and practice and revision sheets so students can recall earlier times tables through spaced repetition.

Make sure you select “shrink to fit” when printing the pages in order to ensure everything fits onto your printed page.

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Eleven Times Tables Worksheets (Free Printables)

Version 1: Introduction

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This version is designed to be large, bold, and highly engaging for very beginners.

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Version 2: Beginner

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This worksheet starts with the eleven times tables in order for scaffolded practice, followed by random questions for students to advance their skills.

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Version 3: Practice

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This version includes jumbled eleven times tables questions. It’s made for homework practice.

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Version 4: Revision

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This version includes two to eleven times tables, allowing for revision as students progress up the times tables ladder.

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This drill and practice version asks students to quickly complete ten and eleven times tables questions – ideal for homework.

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Version 6: Fill in the Blanks (Easy)

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This version involves filling in the blanks, allowing students to further extend their skills in working with three times tables. It also helps with pre-algebra skill development.

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Version 7: Fill in the Blanks (Hard)

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This is a more advanced version of the fill-in-the-blanks worksheet, with questions jumbled rather than in an orderly scale.

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Version 8: Quiz (Test for Mastery)

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This final quiz tests students for mastery, presenting a range of eleven times tables questions that include basic question structure plus fill in the blanks structure.

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The standards are posted in accordance with the public license provided by the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices and Council of Chief State School Officers.

This collection of ten times tables worksheets is designed for students to develop through their times tables learning through progressively more difficult worksheets. I’ve also provided drill and practice and revision sheets so students can recall earlier times tables through spaced repetition.

Make sure you select “shrink to print” when your print the worksheets out to ensure everything fits on the page.

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Ten Times Tables Worksheets (Free Printables)

Version 1: Introduction

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This version is designed to be large, bold, and highly engaging for very beginners.

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Version 2: Beginner

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This worksheet starts with the ten times tables in order for scaffolded practice, followed by random questions for students to advance their skills.

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Version 3: Practice

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This version includes jumbled ten times tables questions. It’s made for homework practice.

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Version 4: Revision

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This version includes two to ten times tables, allowing for revision as students progress up the times tables ladder.

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Version 5: Drill and Practice

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This drill and practice version asks students to quickly complete nine and ten times tables questions – ideal for homework.

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Version 6: Fill in the Blanks (Easy)

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This version involves filling in the blanks, allowing students to further extend their skills in working with three times tables. It also helps with pre-algebra skill development.

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Version 7: Fill in the Blanks (Hard)

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This is a more advanced version of the fill-in-the-blanks worksheet, with questions jumbled rather than in an orderly scale.

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Version 8: Quiz (Test for Mastery)

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This final quiz tests students for mastery, presenting a range of ten times tables questions that include basic question structure plus fill in the blanks structure.

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The standards are posted in accordance with the public license provided by the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices and Council of Chief State School Officers.

This collection of nine times tables worksheets is designed for students to develop through their times tables learning through progressively more difficult worksheets. I’ve also provided drill and practice and revision sheets so students can recall earlier times tables through spaced repetition.

Make sure you select “shrink to fit” on your printer to ensure the contents are sized appropriately for printing.

I hope you enjoy your free worksheets!

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Nine Times Tables Worksheets (Free Printables)

Version 1: Introduction

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This version is designed to be large, bold, and highly engaging for very beginners. It involves the times tables in order, functioning as an easy introductory piece.

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Version 2: Beginner

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This worksheet starts with the nine times tables in order for scaffolded practice, followed by random questions for students to advance their skills.

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Version 3: Practice

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This version includes jumbled nine times tables questions. It’s made for homework practice, but can also be used for spaced repetition and revision.

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Version 4: Revision

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This version includes two to nine times tables, allowing for revision as students progress up the times tables ladder.

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Version 5: Drill and Practice

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This drill and practice version asks students to quickly complete eight and nine times tables questions – ideal for homework.

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Version 6: Fill in the Blanks (Easy)

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This version involves filling in the blanks, allowing students to further extend their skills in working with three times tables. It also helps with pre-algebra skill development.

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Version 7: Fill in the Blanks (Hard)

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This is a more advanced version of the fill-in-the-blanks worksheet, with questions jumbled rather than in an orderly scale.

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Version 8: Quiz (Test for Mastery)

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This final quiz tests students for mastery, presenting a range of nine times tables questions that include basic question structure plus fill in the blanks structure.

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This collection of free eight times tables worksheets is designed for students to develop through their times tables learning through progressively more difficult worksheets. I’ve also provided drill and practice and revision sheets so students can recall earlier times tables through spaced repetition.

I hope you enjoy your free worksheets!

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Eight Times Tables Worksheets (Free Printables)

Version 1: Introduction

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This version is designed to be large, bold, and highly engaging for very beginners.

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Version 2: Beginner

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This worksheet starts with the eight times tables in order for scaffolded practice, followed by random questions for students to advance their skills.

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Version 3: Practice

Difficulty:

This version includes jumbled eight times tables questions. It’s made for homework practice.

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Version 4: Revision

Difficulty:

This version includes two to eight times tables, allowing for revision as students progress up the times tables ladder.

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Version 5: Drill and Practice

Difficulty:

This drill and practice version asks students to quickly complete seven and eight times tables questions – ideal for homework.

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Version 6: Fill in the Blanks (Easy)

Difficulty:

This version involves filling in the blanks, allowing students to further extend their skills in working with three times tables. It also helps with pre-algebra skill development.

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Version 7: Fill in the Blanks (Hard)

Difficulty:

This is a more advanced version of the fill-in-the-blanks worksheet, with questions jumbled rather than in an orderly scale.

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Version 8: Quiz (Test for Mastery)

Difficulty:

This final quiz tests students for mastery, presenting a range of eight times tables questions that include basic question structure plus fill in the blanks structure.

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More Multiplication Worksheets

See all multiplication worksheets here

Common Core Copyright Notice

The Common Core standards posted here are subject to © Copyright 2010. National Governors Association Center for Best Practices and Council of Chief State School Officers. All rights reserved.

NGA Center/CCSSO is hereby acknowledged as the sole owners and developers of the Common Core State Standards. Teach Prints makes no claims to the ownership of the Common Core State Standards.

The standards are posted in accordance with the public license provided by the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices and Council of Chief State School Officers.