Blank Multiplication Chart

The 1–12 grid with every answer removed — the classic fill-in-the-blanks drill. Print it empty, complete it from memory, then reveal the answers to mark your work.

Hover any cell to light up its row and column — click to pin it

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Top row × left column = the cell where they meet. The grid mirrors itself along the diagonal because 7 × 8 = 8 × 7.

The print button produces a clean one-page worksheet — “Save as PDF” in the print dialog keeps a shareable copy.

A simple drill routine

Set a timer for five minutes and fill as many cells as possible — not all of them, just as many as you can. Circle the ones you skipped or weren't sure of; those are tomorrow's targets. The score to beat is yesterday's, not anyone else's.