Multiplication Facts 0–5 — Beginner Drills
Free & unlimitedNo loginAnswer key includedCCSS 3.OA.7
The 0–5 tables are the on-ramp to multiplication: 0s and 1s (the rules), 2s (doubles), 5s (skip-counting), then 3s and 4s. These worksheets drill exactly that beginner space — with the second factor running up to 12 so students meet 5 × 11 and 4 × 12 early.
Every sheet is balanced across the fact space and ships with an answer key page.
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15 × 0 = ____
21 × 7 = ____
33 × 8 = ____
41 × 1 = ____
55 × 6 = ____
612 × 1 = ____
78 × 4 = ____
88 × 0 = ____
911 × 1 = ____
100 × 0 = ____
1111 × 5 = ____
1212 × 4 = ____
133 × 5 = ____
143 × 11 = ____
155 × 5 = ____
Preview: first 15 of 25 problems (Multiplication facts 0–5, CCSS 3.OA.7). Open the generator for the full sheet + answer key — or press “New set” for a completely fresh one.
💡 Sequence that works: 0s/1s → 2s → 5s → 10s → 3s → 4s. Two new tables a week with mixed review beats learning the whole grid at once.
Frequently asked questions
- What multiplication tables should students learn first?
- Start with 0, 1, 2, 5 and 10 — they follow patterns students can feel. The harder 3s, 4s, then 6–9 come after, riding on those anchors.
- When should kids start multiplication drills?
- Typically grade 3 (CCSS 3.OA.7), or late grade 2 for students who are fluent within 20. Concepts first — arrays and skip counting — then drills.