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This prints whole tables, each from "times 1" to "times 10". Choose Filled for a chart to stick near the study table, Blank to test a table from memory, or Half filled as a gentle middle step. Up to twelve tables fit on one sheet.
Tables are learnt by saying, writing and using them. Say a table aloud on the way to school, write it once on a blank sheet in the evening, and use it in mixed questions on the multiplication sheet at the weekend.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Learn one new table at a time and keep revising the old ones.
- Show the patterns: the 5 table ends in 5 or 0; in the 9 table the digits of each answer add up to 9, up to 9 times 10.
- Once a table is known forwards, ask it out of order. That is the real test.
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How do I print a table chart for the wall?
Choose the tables, set Sheet to "Filled, to learn from" and press Print. In the print window choose A4 paper.