Create a fresh times-table worksheet using facts from 2 through 10. Choose facts 2–5, facts 6–10, or a mixed set.
Set the question count, preview the products, and include a separate answer key when needed. Use working space for arrays or related-fact notes rather than requiring answers from memory immediately.
Try these example questions. Show your thinking.
Choose your settings to create a fresh set with matching answers.
For 6 × 7, the known fact 5 × 7 = 35 gives a helpful starting point: one additional seven makes 42. After checking, revisit the facts that need more explanation before generating another set.
For related division practice, use the Division Facts Worksheets in the division collection.
Return to Times Tables Worksheets for the worked examples and learning notes.