About Charts
Charts will offer various printable charts, please see the menu above for selections.
Learning the Facts
As an alternative to drilling or in addition to drilling, it is acceptable to let your children look at a multiplication chart while they do their math lesson. Allowing them to look at a chart will take some of the their frustration away during math. They will use the chart less over time and eventually they will not need it at all because they will have memorized the facts.
There are a couple of approaches to this:- Allow them to look at charts at will.
- Monitor their use of the charts by blacking out the parts of the chart that they have learned or covering the parts learned with stickers.
Latest in Charts
Coordinate Grid Notebook
To the coordinate grid web page I have added two new printables and clip art that you may use to make coordinate grid paper for your student.
Multiplication Charts
I have replaced one of the old multiplication charts with 6 new ones. The old one had a typo and instead of hunting down the original file, I made new multiplication tables. The six files are grouped into two categories - one group that is just black and while, and one group that has gray columns. Of those two categories, there are 3 selections: 2 multiplication tables, 2 small multiplication tables, and 4 tiny multiplication tables.
There are two new Blank Multiplication Charts as well - one up to 10 and one up to 12.