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Multiplication chart 1–12 and how to use it
A multiplication chart (times table grid) shows every product from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12. It is a support for learning facts and spotting patterns.
- Ages
- 7–14 (rough guide)
- Level
- Reference
- Subject
- Reference Sheets
- Time
- 10 minutes
- Format
- Online + printable
- 1Learn it
- 2See it worked
- 3Try it online
- 4Print it
- 5Check your answer
Before you start
Who it's for and what to know first
Understanding multiplication as repeated addition.
- To find 7 × 8, go along row 7 and down column 8: they meet at 56.
- The chart is symmetrical along the diagonal because 7 × 8 = 8 × 7. You only need to learn half the facts.
- The diagonal holds the square numbers: 1, 4, 9, 16 … 144.
- Patterns: ×10 ends in 0; ×5 ends in 0 or 5; ×9 digits add to 9 (up to 9 × 10); ×11 repeats the digit up to 9 × 11.
- Use it to check work, then cover rows you already know.
Worked example 1
Find 6 × 9 on the chart.
- Row 6.
- Column 9.
- They meet at 54. Digits 5 + 4 = 9 confirms the ×9 pattern.
Answer: 54
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Practice questions
Reference · ages 7–14
Multiplication chart
NameDate
Use the chart or your knowledge.
- 1.7 × 8
- 2.9 × 6
- 3.12 × 12
- 4.11 × 7
- 5.Which number is on the diagonal after 49?
- 6.8 × 12
Use the chart or your knowledge.
- 1.7 × 856
- 2.9 × 654
- 3.12 × 12144
- 4.11 × 777
- 5.Which number is on the diagonal after 49?64
- 6.8 × 1296
- Reading the wrong row — use a ruler or finger.
- Reading along the wrong row. Put a finger on the row and a finger on the column and slide them together.
Last reviewed: 25 September 2026