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Multiplication tables flash cards

One table at a time. The seven times table is 12 cards on 2 sheets, which is a week of practice rather than a ream of paper.

One table, not all of them

The bench above is set to the 7 times table to 12. That is 7 x 1 through 7 x 12, so 12 cards, eight to a sheet, 2 sheets of fronts and 4 pages in the file once the backs are counted. The card is 95 by 69.3 mm and the type is 64 pt.

Change only to any table from 0 to 20. Clear it and you get the whole grid instead, which is the multiplication page.

Why a single table is a different object

The multiplication page’s full set of 144 cards and a single table of 12 are used differently. Twelve cards fit in a pocket, go through in a couple of minutes, and can be carried around for a week. The full set is a box you work through. The press makes both and does not have an opinion about which one anybody should be using.

Both ways round

The table is set out as 7 x 1, 7 x 2 and so on. If you want 1 x 7, 2 x 7 and so on, the multiplication page has both, because the full grid includes every pair in both orders.

The file

5,367 bytes over 4 pages, black only, PDF.

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