Hang this multiplication chart in your classroom or print one out for each student to reference. With factors from 0 to 15, students can memorize facts with products to 225.
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Help students memorize math facts from 0 to 15 with these practical mini multiplication charts.
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Memorize important math facts with this multiplication chart. Factors from 0 to 15 are included.
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Each of these sheets features 4 mini multiplication charts with factors from 0 to 15. Their small size means they can easily get taped to desks or placed in folders for quick practice.
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Empower your students to quickly solve multiplication questions by handing out copies of this 15 by 15 multiplication chart. Print it large to hang on a wall, or provide individual copies to each student.
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Need a reference multiplication chart to help students master multiplication facts through 15 x 15? These hero-themed times tables are ideal for desks, notebooks, or even practicing on the go!
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Flutter on over to this flower-themed multiplication chart featuring a butterfly, ladybug, and bee. All whole-number factors from 0 to 15 are included, with products up to 225.
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The floral theme on these mini multiplication charts helps to make them a bright addition to a desk or folder where students can use them to practice multiplication with factors from 0 to 15.
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Gain confidence with math facts by using this multiplication fact chart that includes numbers from 0 to 15. Eye-catching dragon illustrations help students stay engaged.
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Help your students practice their multiplication facts with factors from 0 to 15 using these dragon-themed multiplication charts.
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Don't fly past this fairy-themed multiplication chart with factors from 0 to 15 and products to 225.
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These multiplication charts feature fantasy-themed illustrations and factors from 0 to 15, with products going up to 225.
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Celebrate the changing seasons with this fall multiplication chart. An owl perches over factors 11, 12, and 13, helping students quickly find products resulting from larger factors.
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Products through 225 are neatly packed into this colorful, small multiplication chart, ideal for practicing math facts on the go or taping to a corner of the desk for quick reference.
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Even if your students have memorized their "12 x 12" multiplication facts, factors 13, 14, and 15 are trickier. This convenient holiday-themed reference sheet will help them solve those problems faster.
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Students will love these mini times tables. Each 15 by 15 table is decorated with an image appropriate to the spookiest holiday of the year, including a child in a skeleton costume and an adorable black cat.
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Help students memorize multiplication facts from 0 to 15 with this wintry multiplication chart featuring a snowman and a kid playing in the snow.
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These mini multiplication charts include a picture of a snowman, making them perfect for winter math practice. With factors from 0 to 15, students can practice their multiplication facts with products to 225.
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Basic Multiplication WorksheetsFind our full array of basic multiplication worksheets on this page.
Basic Multiplication Facts (0–10)These worksheets include basic multiplication facts with factors of zero through ten.
Basic Multiplication Facts (0–12)If you're teaching multiplication facts with factors up to 12, you're going to want to check out these worksheets!
Multiplication TablesFind more multiplication charts and tables on this page, including worksheets where students can fill in the charts.
How to Use a Multiplication Chart
How to read it: Choose one factor from the top and one from the left; their intersection is the product.
Example: Find 7 on one side and 8 on the other. Where the row and column intersect, you'll find 56.
Patterns: Point out the 2s, 5s, 10s, symmetry created by the commutative property, and square facts along the diagonal.