Year 2 Times Tables Worksheets — 2, 5 and 10

Year 2 pupils are expected to know the 2, 5 and 10 times tables, and to answer questions from them in either order (2 × 7 and 7 × 2). This worksheet mixes all three tables in 25 questions written across the page, with the answers on page 2.

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2, 5 and 10 Times Tables25 questions · horizontalName:Date:Score: ______ / 25printmathsheets.com · free printable, with answer key · seed 202510Page 1 of 21.10×5=2.5×2=3.2×9=4.5×5=5.10×6=6.3×5=7.2×4=8.2×10=9.10×4=10.10×12=11.7×5=12.2×5=13.3×2=14.3×10=15.5×11=16.5×9=17.2×1=18.10×9=19.5×8=20.9×5=21.10×10=22.10×1=23.10×3=24.2×8=25.8×10=

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About this worksheet

For a child who is still learning one table, untick the others and keep just that one; the sheet then cycles through every fact of the table, both ways round, before repeating any. Once all three are secure, add the 3 times table for the start of Year 3.

Twenty-five questions is a comfortable length for Year 2 — about 5 minutes untimed. Use the 50-question version for a longer homework sheet.

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Which times tables should a Year 2 child know?

The 2, 5 and 10 times tables, including the related division facts and recognising odd and even numbers.

Should the questions be in order or mixed?

In order while learning a table, mixed once it is known. This sheet is mixed; for an in-order sheet choose a single table and the multiplier range 1–12 — the facts still appear shuffled, so for a strictly ordered list use a times table chart.

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