To work out the result of the multiplication, we need to count the number of colored squares. We color in the area outlined by the two numbers. Once we’ve counted 4 square horizontally, we get something like this: Now we do the same with the second number that we’re multiplying, but this time we count horizontally. In this case, we’re going to count 3 squares. To solve the multiplication, we need to count vertically the same number of squares as the first number that we’re multiplying. This is the point that we start to count from. We put the zero in the bottom left corner, like so. The first thing we’re going to do is create a 10×10 grid (if you want to make a multiplication table for numbers larger than 10, you’ll have to make a bigger table). Now we’re going to take a look at how to make a multiplication tables grid. How to make multiplication tables with the help of a grid A trick to learn half the times tables: If you know about the commutative property of multiplication, this is one of its most important applications! You won’t have to learn all the multiplication tables one you’ve read this, so click the link and find out what it’s all about!.

$8 times table grid$

Different tricks to help learn the times tables: Really interesting tricks to remember your multiplication tables using your fingers.

It’s especially interesting if you haven’t done multiplication before.

Understanding the concept of multiplication: This will help you understand the concept of multiplication as a repeated addition.

Now you can practice them whenever you want!

Times tables to download and print: Downloadable tables that you can save and print.

Take a look at the links below if you want to see any of them:

In previous posts, we’ve seen different ways of learning them. We’ve already spent a lot of time talking about multiplication tables on the Smartick Blog.