Times tables · ages 6 to 10
The 10 times table
The friendliest table of all. Every answer ends in a zero.
Here is the multiplication table of 10, from 1 × 10 to 10 × 10. Tap a row to hear it. Then there is a trick, and a dragon called Clid who needs your help.
Tap a row to hear it
The multiplication table of 10
This is the table we start with, so nearly every answer is new. Luckily they are the easy kind: each one ends in 0.
- any number times 1 is itself
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orange: you met it in an earlier table white: new learn these two first
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10 times table worksheet
Sheets and flash cards for the 10s only, in black and white first. Each comes in US Letter and A4.
10 times table worksheet
48 sums on one page: the table in order, then mixed up, then with a number missing. The answers are on page 2.
2 pages · PDF
10 times table wheel
One big wheel in order, two with the numbers mixed up, and two where the answers are given and the numbers are missing. The answers are on page 4.
4 pages · PDF
10 times table chart
The table on a blackboard, from 1 × 10 to 12 × 10, with a star on the two answers to learn first.
1 page · PDF
10 times table flash cards
Twelve cards, from 1 × 10 to 12 × 10. The answer is on the back, with the sum turned around and the head of Clid, the dragon of 10.
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The dragon of 10
Lazy Ladon, a great old dragon who hates math, has locked up the ten dragons that guard the times tables. Clid guards the 10s. One level is one answer of the table, and a voice says it while you play.
The dragon of 10
Free Clid
Clid is asleep in a cage. Every level you finish puts on one light. Five lights wake the padlock.
Push the two numbers and the answer onto their places. Arrow keys on a computer, swipe on a phone or tablet. A gold star means you did it without help.
For grown-ups · the book comes out in November 2026
Nine more dragons are waiting
This table is our free sample, all ten levels of it. For the other nine tables the first five levels are free here, and the book opens the rest. It also has every trick, and it lets each dragon step into your room through a phone or tablet.
The dragon's name
Short for Euclid
Each of the ten dragons carries the name of a Greek mathematician. Euclid lived in Alexandria about 2,300 years ago and wrote the Elements, the most famous geometry book ever written.
The next table
We learn them in this order
After it, the 5 times table. See all ten dragons, or every table at once on the multiplication chart.
Questions
Grown-ups ask
- What is the 10 times table?
- 1 × 10 = 10, 2 × 10 = 20, 3 × 10 = 30, 4 × 10 = 40, 5 × 10 = 50, 6 × 10 = 60, 7 × 10 = 70, 8 × 10 = 80, 9 × 10 = 90, 10 × 10 = 100. Tap any row at the top of this page and you'll hear it said aloud.
- What is the trick for the 10 times table?
- If the answers are hard to remember, think of this: look down the answers. The ones are always 0 and the tens go up by 1. Except for 100.
- How does the 10 times table game work?
- Each level is one fact. Your child rolls a green cube and pushes the two numbers and the answer onto their places, while a voice says the fact. After five levels a padlock asks four of the facts with a number missing, and the dragon comes out of the cage. This table is free from start to end: all ten levels and both padlocks. It needs no account and no app.