Blank Multiplication Chart (1–12)
An empty 12 × 12 grid to fill in from memory. Click New worksheet for a fresh sheet, then print it with its answer key.
About this worksheet
Printable number charts and multiplication charts. Print a complete chart as a reference, a blank chart to fill in from memory, or a chart with random missing numbers that is different every time. Number charts can also shade the multiples of 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 to show skip-counting patterns.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Keep a filled chart in a homework folder as a reference while facts are being learned.
- On a hundreds chart, moving down one row adds 10: use it for adding and subtracting tens.
- Time a blank multiplication chart once a week and watch the time drop.
- Ask children what patterns they notice in the shaded multiples.
Questions
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Which grade is this for?
This worksheet suits 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade. Use the options to change it or make it easier or harder.