All shaded answers appear in the first column.The digits for each answer (except the first and last) sum to nine.The products of each multiplication equation appears nine spaces to the right of the previous answer.All shaded answers except the first and last appear as a diagonal line.The products of each multiplication equation appears eight spaces to the right of the previous answer.The multiples appear as 2 longer diagonal lines across the hundreds chart.The products of each multiplication equation appears seven spaces to the right of the previous answer.Every second row features two shaded answers, every other row features one.The products of each multiplication equation appears six spaces to the right of the previous answer.Every third row only contains one answer. Each row contains a maximum of 2 shaded answers.Only squares containing a 0 or 5 are shaded.The products of each multiplication equation appears five spaces to the right of the previous answer.

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Only the first and the sixth columns are shaded.The products of each multiplication equation appears four spaces to the right of the previous answer.

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The multiples appear in the first row, and every other row after that.The bottom row has four shaded squares but then is followed by three rows of three shaded squares.The products of each multiplication equation appears three spaces to the right of the previous answer.The multiples appear as 3 diagonal lines across the hundreds chart.The products of each multiplication equation appears two spaces to the right of the previous answer.There are five shaded columns that are separated by an unshaded column.The products of each multiplication equation appears one space to the right of the previous answer.The multiples appear as a row across the bottom of the hundreds chart.However perhaps showing children the times tables on a hundreds chart might give them another way to remember the distinct features of the times tables. Unfortunately there isn’t an easy way for kids to memorise their times tables.

The hundreds chart can be used as a way to introduce the concept of multiplication or to reinforce multiplication levels.īelow we’ve highlighted the patterns for each of the times tables and provided some discussion points. Teaching your child multiplication is a task made easier with the use of a hundreds chart.

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