Multiplication chart
An interactive times table chart for the board: tap a cell for its fact, hide the answers to practise, print a filled or blank chart.
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Multiplication chart 1–10
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Put it on a classroom screenCombine it with a timer, a noise meter and more on one board.Multiplication chart — interactive and printable, up to 20×20
A multiplication chart is the times table grid every class uses, and this one is interactive. Put it on the board and tap any square: the row and column light up and the fact appears in big numbers, like 7 × 8 = 56. Hide all the answers and let students reveal them one by one as they practise, highlight one times table, or mark the square numbers to talk about patterns. Choose a 10×10, 12×12, 15×15 or 20×20 chart. When you need paper, print the filled multiplication chart for desks and folders, or a blank chart students fill in themselves.
How to use it
- 1Pick the chart size and, if you like, a times table to highlight.
- 2Tap squares on the board, or hide the answers and let students reveal them.
- 3Print a filled chart for reference or a blank one to fill in.
Ideas for your classroom
- Look for patterns in the 9 times table or the square numbers on the board.
- Warm up with quick-fire facts: tap a square, the class answers before it shows.
- Give every student a printed multiplication chart for their maths folder.
- Check times tables knowledge with a blank chart to fill in.
Times tables practice that checks itself
In Edform, students practise multiplication facts as quizzes and games on their own devices, and you see who knows which tables.
See math fact fluency in Edform →Questions teachers ask
Is the multiplication chart free?
You can try it free without an account. After a few uses a free Edform teacher account keeps it unlimited, with no credit card.
Can I print a multiplication chart?
Yes. Print the filled chart as a reference sheet, or a blank chart with a name line for students to complete. Save it as a PDF from the print window if you prefer.
Which sizes are there?
10×10, 12×12, 15×15 and 20×20. The 12×12 chart covers the tables most curricula expect.
How do students practise with it?
Turn on “Hide answers”: every square shows a question mark until it is tapped, so students say the fact first and then check it.
Can students practise times tables on their own devices?
Yes, in Edform: make a quiz of facts and students practise it as a game on their own devices, with every answer saved for you.
More classroom tools
All classroom tools- Multiplication gameTimes tables practice on the classroom screen: a one-minute challenge, flash cards or untimed practice.
- Hundreds chartAn interactive 1–100 chart: colour patterns, highlight multiples, play “find the missing numbers” and print filled, blank or gap charts.
- Math worksheet generatorAs many arithmetic drill sheets as you need, in several versions — with answers.
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