Free Multiplication Facts Booklet

Grades 3 to 5, every times table from 1 to 10, one printable PDF

Teach the times tables from 1 to 10, one table at a time, with my free multiplication booklet. Every table gets a lesson page with a worked example and a model, then a practice page. It ends with a times table chart, a blank one to fill in, a bonus maze, and the answer key. No sign-up, no account.

Download the free PDF28 pages, black and white.

Prefer to keep it in your TpT library? Get the free booklet on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Terms of use: Free to print and use with your own students. Please share a link to this page rather than the PDF files. Not for resale.

Cover of the free multiplication facts booklet: grades 3 to 5, times tables 1 to 10, with a list of what's inside

Ready for the next step?

Page 2 of the booklet maps the rest of the multiplication path for teachers. The booklet is step one. Each row opens the next step and its preview on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Division Mazes use the same four-level routine as the multiplication mazes. Every booklet and practice pack is on the math facts page.

What's inside

A lesson page for every times table from 1 to 10, each with a worked example, a groups-of model, a count-by trick, three short steps, and the full table
A practice page for every table: the facts in order, then mixed up, a find-the-missing-number challenge, and a scratch pad
A completed times table chart and how to read it, plus a blank one to fill in
A bonus maze from Multiplication Mazes, counting by 3s, with its answer
A teacher page that maps the next steps, with every title linked
A complete answer key, in the same order as the practice pages
28 pages in black and white, ready to print

A lesson page, then a practice page

Every table from 1 to 10 gets the same two pages. Here are the 3s, exactly as they print.

The 3 times table lesson page: 3 × 4 shown as 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 12, a count by 3s trick, three steps, 4 groups of 3 drawn as dots, and the full 3s table — Lesson: how the 3 times table works

The 3 times table practice page: the facts in order, the same facts mixed up, a scratch pad, and a find the missing number challenge — Practice: in order, mixed up, missing numbers

Try the 3 times table

These six come from the bottom of the 3s practice page. The lesson page's trick works here too: count by 3s until you land on the number.

3 ×what number= 15
3 ×what number= 30
3 ×what number= 6
3 ×what number= 24
3 ×what number= 21
3 ×what number= 18

Show the answers

5, 10, 2, 8, 7, 6

How teachers use it

Use it to introduce the facts one table at a time, to reteach a table that needs another look, or as a reference students can return to in math centers, morning work, and homework. Each practice page tells students to use the strategy box from the lesson page, so the two pages work as a pair. For a walk through the 3s, page by page, read Teaching the Times Tables 1 to 10, One Table at a Time on the blog.

Questions teachers ask

Is the multiplication facts booklet really free?

Yes. The PDF downloads straight from this page with no sign-up and no account. The same booklet is also free on Teachers Pay Teachers if you'd rather keep it in your TpT library.

Which grades is it for?

Grades 3 to 5. It covers every times table from 1 to 10, one table at a time, so it works for introducing the facts and for reteaching a table that needs another look.

Does it include a multiplication chart?

Yes, two. Page 23 is a completed times table chart from 1 × 1 to 10 × 10, with how to read it, and page 24 is a blank chart for students to fill in.

Is there an answer key?

Yes. Two answer key pages cover every practice page, in the same order as the worksheets, plus the answer to the bonus maze.

Does it print in black and white?

Yes. All 28 pages are black and white, so it prints and photocopies without color ink.

Do I need a Teachers Pay Teachers account?

Not for the download on this page. If you'd rather keep the booklet in your TpT library, the listing there is free too; you'll log in to download it.

The rest of the math line lives on the math facts page, the maze packs are on the math mazes page, the other free printables are on the free resources page, and everything else is on the main shop page.