One table or a mix, up to 12 × 12, with missing numbers and an answer sheet. Pick the facts, then print. New questions every time.
Tables
Questions
How many
Class set
The 9 times table
NameDate / 30
9 × 5 =
11 × 9 =
× 9 = 27
7 × 9 =
9 × 10 =
× 4 = 36
9 × 2 =
9 × 12 =
9 ×= 81
9 × 6 =
9 × 1 =
9 ×= 72
10 × 9 =
9 × 9 =
12 ×= 108
9 × 7 =
9 × 8 =
1 ×= 9
4 × 9 =
11 × 9 =
3 ×= 27
5 × 9 =
9 × 2 =
9 ×= 54
9 × 11 =
7 × 9 =
12 ×= 108
10 × 9 =
9 × 9 =
4 ×= 36
Getting the most from it
A short sheet most days does more than a long one on the weekend. Ten minutes is plenty. Check it together right away: a wrong answer talked through while it’s fresh teaches more than a page of check marks.
Mixed sheets are harder than ones on a single thing, and that’s the point: having to work out which fact or method each question needs is what makes it stick. When a sheet is easy, move on; when one question keeps going wrong, play a game on just that.