Math Charts & Number Tools

Reference grids a class uses for weeks — times tables, hundreds charts and number lines. Each one is generated to the range you are teaching now, and prints legibly in black and white.

3 available now 10 planned in total US Letter and A4 Free, no account

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Build the times table grid your class needs right now — filled for reference, blank for recall, or half-blank for practice. Set the range, shade a skip-count pattern, print it on US Letter.

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1 1 2 3 4 5 6
2 2 4 6 8 10 12
3 3 6 9 12 15 18
4 4 8 12 16 20 24
5 5 10 15 20 25 30
6 6 12 18 24 30 36

Multiplication Chart

  • Pick the range. 1–12 is the standard classroom chart; 1–9 for an introduction, 1–20 for extension.
  • Decide how much is filled. Filled for reference, blank for recall, half-blank in between.
  • Shade a pattern if it helps. Highlighting 2s, 5s and 10s makes the structure visible rather than abstract.
  • Print or download. Print straight from the browser, or save a PDF to send home.

Open the multiplication chart

About this category

These are display and reference printables rather than practice sheets. A chart goes on the wall, in a folder or taped to a desk, so what matters is the number range, how much of it is blank, and whether it survives a photocopier. Every generator here shares one chart engine, which means cell sizing, typography and print margins behave identically across all of them.

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Grouped by what the printable does. Items marked in build are not available yet and have no page.

CHARTS AND TABLES

LINES AND GRIDS

  • Number Line
  • Graph Paperin build
  • Coordinate Planein build

EARLY MATH

  • Counting Chartin build
  • Telling Time Chartin build
  • Money Chartin build

Which math printable do you need?

The commonest classroom jobs, and the tool that fits each one.

IF YOU NEED TOUSEBECAUSE
Put a times table on the wall Multiplication Chart Filled, 1–12, in colour — readable from a desk away.
Practise counting and skip counting Hundreds Chart Shading a pattern makes the structure visible rather than abstract.
Show addition as movement, not a fact Number Line Hop arcs make the operation something you can point at.
Test recall rather than support it Multiplication Chart Same generator, fill style set to blank. Time it weekly.

Other categories

Math Worksheets & Practice 1 available now Practice sheets generated fresh every time, with the answer key produced alongside them, so the key can never drift out of step with the questions. Handwriting & Literacy 1 available now Tracing and early writing sheets built around your own students’ names and words, on proper three-line guidelines rather than a single ruled line. Teacher & Classroom Printables 3 available now The paperwork around the teaching. Paste a class list once and it fills the seating plan, the card sets and the schedule. Planners, Logs & Trackers In build The recurring paperwork of a school year — plans, logs and trackers, built to your timetable rather than to a fixed template. Labels, Cards & Classroom Templates In build The small printed things a classroom runs on — labels, tags, cards and certificates, filled from the class list you have already typed. Writing Paper & Printable Pages In build Blank paper, generated properly — line height, margins and spacing set to what the child in front of you actually needs.

Common questions

Yes. Every chart is laid out for US Letter portrait with half-inch margins, and the cell size adjusts to the range you choose, so a 1–20 grid still fits a single sheet. A4 is in the page settings.

Charts are only half of it

Once the chart is on the wall, generate the practice that goes with it — same ranges, answer key included.

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