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7 Times Table Worksheets

Name:Date:7 Times Table Worksheets1.1 × 7 =2.12 × 7 =3.7 × 7 =4.11 × 7 =5.4 × 7 =6.9 × 7 =7.6 × 7 =8.5 × 7 =9.8 × 7 =10.2 × 7 =11.3 × 7 =12.10 × 7 =13.7 × 7 =14.7 × 7 =15.7 × 7 =16.2 × 7 =17.2 × 7 =18.2 × 7 =19.11 × 7 =20.9 × 7 =21.3 × 7 =22.6 × 7 =23.12 × 7 =24.2 × 7 =
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The 7 times table has the fewest tricks, so practice counts most here. Most of its facts are already known from other tables (7 × 5 is 5 × 7), which leaves only a handful to learn. Twenty-four problems in mixed order.

Shapes
Denominators
fromto

The bottom numbers, from 2 to 12. 2 to 4 keeps to halves, thirds and fourths.

Digits

Base-ten blocks go up to 3 digits: hundreds, tens and ones.

Clocks
Layout
Paper
Numbers1 to 12 and 7 to 7
First number
fromto
Second number
fromto

Leave at 0 for no limit. 10 makes “addition within 10”.

Regrouping

Carrying and borrowing, for addition and subtraction.

For a classOne sheet, answer keys

Each sheet has its own problems: one per student or one per day.

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2 pages: 1 to solve, 1 with the answers

Ideas for using these sheets

  • Remember 56 = 7 × 8 with the counting order 5, 6, 7, 8.
  • Cross off the facts already known from the 2s, 5s and 10s, and focus on the rest.
  • Print a new sheet every day for a week; the order of the problems changes each time.

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