Times Tables Worksheets — free printable PDF with answers
Tick the tables you want, choose 25 questions (the Multiplication Tables Check format), 50 or 100, and download an A4 PDF with the answer page. Missing-number questions, several papers per class, a new sheet every time.
Preview of page 1. The PDF prints at exactly this layout with 0.5-inch margins.
Ready-made times tables worksheets
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Multiplication Tables Check Practice — 25 Questions, Tables 1–12
25 mixed questions 1–12, two papers A and B, like the real check.
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Year 2 Times Tables Worksheets — 2, 5 and 10
The three Year 2 tables, mixed, 25 questions.
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Year 3 Times Tables Worksheets — 3, 4 and 8
The Year 3 tables (3, 4, 8), mixed, 25 questions.
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Mixed Times Tables Worksheets (PDF, 1–12)
All tables 1–12 mixed, 50 questions on one page.
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Missing Number Times Tables Worksheets
Find the factor: 7 × __ = 56. Any tables, 25–100 questions.
Which tables in which year?
- Year 2: 2, 5 and 10 times tables.
- Year 3: 3, 4 and 8 times tables (plus the Year 2 tables).
- Year 4: all tables up to 12 × 12; the Multiplication Tables Check is taken in June.
- Years 5–6: keep all tables fluent as a starter; missing-number questions lead into factors and division.
Multiplication Tables Check format
The statutory check in Year 4 is 25 questions on screen, 6 seconds each, from the 1 to 12 times tables, with more questions from the 6, 7, 8, 9 and 12 tables. The 25-question setting here gives a paper version at the same length; time it at 2½ minutes for a fair rehearsal, and use the quick buttons to focus on the tables the check favours.
How to use the generator
- Tick the tables. One table while learning it, a year group's set for revision, or all 1–12 for a mixed test.
- Choose the question type. "7 × 8 = __" for recall, "7 × __ = 56" for the inverse (division) facts, or mixed.
- Pick the length and the number of papers. Up to four different papers (A–D) in one PDF, each with its own answer page.
- Download or print. The PDF is built in your browser. Copy the link to get the same sheet again or share it.
Looking for the US column format and "facts 0–12" wording? See the multiplication worksheets generator.