Step by step
- Open the One table tab above and select 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, or any number up to 20.
- Read through the list or press Print to keep a clean paper copy.
- Switch to the Practice tab when you feel ready to test your memory.
- Select only the table you studied under Tables to practice, then press Start (10 questions).
At a glance
| Times table | Why it feels tricky | Helpful shortcut |
|---|---|---|
| 6 times table | Often confused with 7 and 8 | Double the 3 times table |
| 7 times table | Fewer obvious patterns | Use 7 × 3 = 3 × 7 and known facts |
| 8 times table | Larger products | Double the 4 times table |
| 9 times table | Higher digits | Tens digit goes up, ones digit goes down |
| 12 times table | Above 10 | Add the 10 times table and 2 times table |
Related questions
Can I practice just the 9 or 12 times table?
Yes, in Practice mode you can select only the specific tables you want to drill instead of All, then start a 10-question round.
What happens if I get a question wrong in Practice mode?
The tool immediately shows the correct answer so you can fix the mistake and remember it next time.
How do I print just one times table?
Select the number in One table and press Print. Only that table prints on a single page.
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Updated November 14, 2026.