It shouldn’t replace creative problem-solving or critical thinking in maths and shouldn’t be taught to the exception of all else, but alongside learning, rote learning is a reliable tool. It has a balanced view of rote learning that we support. “Knowing their multiplication tables” can free up their minds for more complex parts of a maths equation. Repetition is a great way to learn basic maths and can work not just in recalling the information.

You don’t have to start with your one times table.

Ask the kids to identify whether the whole sum is an odd or even number and have a discussion about the patterns within one number.

Swap them around so they don’t simply rote learn the order vs the equation.

Hole punch a corner and connect each one with a metal clasp.

Laminate the timetables so you can carry them around with you.

Set up some bingo sheets to make a game of learning.

Practice the times tables in small groups.

Attach them to the back of the toilet door, car seat, or for teachers, the students’ desks so they become part of everyday life.

Provide blank a blank multiplication chart for the kids’ to fill in themselves.

Try writing the tables in different colours.See this great reference around memory recall and colour and the use of warm colours in particular.

Make songs that rhyme with each of the sums and sing them around the house.

When you click on it, it will upload the free multiplication table as a document to your computer and you will be able to print for free immediately.īest ways for using multiplication worksheets It’s as simple as clicking on the blue text link that sits on the line below. If you are a teacher or part of any educational facility or a parent at home, we encourage you to download these charts and use them to inspire little future mathematicians. It is about incorporating the sums into your days so the kids see it as less “learning” and more just casual fun. In addition to the traditional multiplication table below, you can also expand on learning opportunities by including these sums on flashcards and tables containing songs and rhyme. My classic times are in the car with the kids while driving (they have the chart), waiting for appointments and we also have one on the back of the toilet door.

When you print the times table charts you will be surprised how easy it be to make use of them in every day life. Once printed, you will find these times table charts are a great tool for teaching kids their multiplication times tables. They are colourful and engaging with the option to embellish a blank one with store-bought stickers that suit your children’s interests. Download and print our free times table charts for kids.

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