Step by step
- Set the Chart size to 10 so the grid feels manageable for kids.
- Have the child tap a square to light up the row and column and read the equation.
- Switch to One table to focus on a single number, or flip Operation to Division ÷.
- Run a 10-question round in Practice and review any missed answers together.
At a glance
| Teaching step | Tool tab | How it helps kids |
|---|---|---|
| Show how rows meet | Chart (tap a square) | Lights up row and column visually |
| Focus on one number | One table | Removes distractions from the full grid |
| Check understanding | Practice (10 questions) | Shows the right answer if they miss |
Related questions
Can I print the chart for a classroom or homework?
Yes. Choose the size or single table and press Print. Only the chart prints on one page, and you can choose Save as PDF in the print window.
How do I explain division using the chart?
Switch to One table and set Operation to Division ÷. For example, the 7 table shows 7 ÷ 7, 14 ÷ 7, and 21 ÷ 7.
Is sign-up required for students?
No. The tool is free, requires no sign-up, and runs directly in the browser.
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Updated November 14, 2026.