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Printable Multiplication Chart Pack 1–12 (Digital Download)

Printable Multiplication Chart Pack 1–12 (Digital Download)

Grade level Elementary

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A printable multiplication chart pack, 1 to 12: color and black-and-white charts, a blank chart, a chart that shows the 36 facts your child actually has to memorize, a mastery tracker, desk strips, bookmarks, poster files, and a page of tricks. 12 pages, US Letter and A4.

Most multiplication charts are one page. This one is a small system. The wall chart is for looking things up. The "Only 36 Facts" chart is for seeing how short the job really is. The tracker is for coloring in the wins.

What's inside (12 pages)

  • Color chart, 1–12. Each row has its own color so a child can track across a line without losing their place.
  • Black-and-white chart. Same thing, no ink spent.
  • Blank chart. Fill in the whole thing, or just this week's row.
  • The Only 36 Facts You Have to Memorize. Of 144 facts, the ×1, ×2, ×5 and ×10 rows come free with a strategy, and half the chart is a mirror (3 × 7 is 7 × 3). What's left is 28 facts plus 8 squares. The chart greys out the rest so your child can see it.
  • Mastery tracker. A blank grid to color in, one fact at a time, as they stick.
  • Desk strips, two to a page, color and black-and-white. Tape one along the top of the desk.
  • "36 Facts" bookmarks, two to a page. The whole memorization list in a size that lives in the math book.
  • Tricks and memory hooks. A strategy for every table (the 9s finger trick, doubling for 4s and 8s, the ×11 pattern) and the old schoolroom rhymes for 6×7, 6×8, 7×8, 8×8 and friends.
  • Poster files: color and black-and-white at 11×17, 18×24 and 24×36. Upload the 24×36 black-and-white file to an office-supply store's engineering-print service and you'll have a wall chart for a few dollars.

Who it's for

Families with a child somewhere between "what is multiplication" and "I know most of them but 7×8 won't stay." Roughly 2nd through 5th grade, and older kids who use a chart as an accommodation.

Who should skip it

If you only want a single decorative chart for the wall, there are cheaper ones out there and they're fine. Buy this one if you want the tracker, the 36-facts chart and the tricks page.

What you get

Two PDFs (US Letter and A4, 12 pages each), six poster PDFs in a zip, and a short README. Instant download after purchase. No physical item ships. Personal and single-family use; print as many copies as your family needs. Please don't share or resell the files.

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