The times table not only makes the maths journey stress free but is also helpful in day to day life such as counting money, dividing amounts and much more. 7 Times table is often hard to learn as it’s a prime number and it has infinite multiples but worry not we have made some amazing resources that will help your child master it within no time.

What is 7 times table?

Times tables are very important to learn as they help children in day to day life. Examples include: dividing things among multiple people, cooking gardening and much more.  Practising time table daily using the time times table chart will help your child learn the times table quickly. Keep practising until the learning is secure and the child has a full grip on the topic.

We have also created a beautiful 7 times table bookmark that children can keep in their reading book and practice their times table whenever they can.

7 Time table chart:

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7 Times Table Bookmark:

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7 Times table to 10:

The multiplication times table to 7 include:

1 x 7 = 7
2 x 7 = 14
3 x 7 = 21
4 x 7 = 28
5 x 7 = 35
6 x 7 = 42
7 x 7 = 49
8 x 7 = 56
9 x 7 = 63
10 x 7 = 70

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7 times table to 20:

The 7 times table to 20 includes

11 x 7 = 77
12 x 7 = 84
13 x 7 = 91
14 x 7 = 98
15 x 7 = 105
16 x 7 = 112
17 x 7 = 119
18 x 7 = 126
19 x 7 = 133
20 x 7 = 340

Multiplication Square:

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7 Times Table worksheets:

Download this lovely worksheet that will help children practice their 7 times table in a fun way. 

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A wonderful Free 7 times table word problems worksheet with lovely illustrations. Children will love to solve the worksheets over and over again.

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Why are times tables so important?

Learning and memorising times table by heart is very important for a strong maths foundation. As children memorise all the times table, they can solve complex math problems quickly and become more fluent in their mental arithmetic. Being fluent in times table help children in their other key math concepts like addition, subtraction, division and long multiplication problems.

Mastering times table gives confidence to children in their everyday life too. For example, if you have seven 5p coins in your piggy bank. The quickest way to find out how much money you have is to times 5 by 7.  Just do 5×7=30 and you will know that you have 30p in your piggy bank. 

How can I practice my times table at home?

Make memorising times table fun for your child so they can learn more quickly and perform better in their maths lessons in school. There are 6 best ways to help your child practice their times table at home.

1. Use flashcards to play different fun games. 
2. Use sticky notes to write the multiples of times table you are looking to practice. Ask your child to collect the sticky notes and put them in order. 
3. Some children are visual learners. Stick the multiplication chart where they can see them daily. It will also help them to memorise the times table.
4. Multiplication Times table songs on YouTube.
5.  Recite Times tables in different voice styles. For example robot voice, posh voice etc
6. Online Times games like Hit the button, would also give good practice to the children
7. Bang Bang! is a fun game that two children can play together. Let children sit back to back, and the parent, says a timetable. The first to turn around to the partner and say answer with a “Bang Bang” after wins! 

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This booklet will also provide great help for kids who will be attempting times table formally tested in the summer term of Year 4 in 2020. In the test, children will be expected to know all their times table facts up to 12 x 12 and will have to answer the question against the clock that’s where the speed test will help present in the book.

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Product Description:

Learning timetable is very important. When you know your time tables you can almost do everything in math. Also, the new national curriculum requires children to learn the time table up to 12 x 12 by heart.

Our multiplication booklets can be used to help students understand the concept of multiplication, as well as memorize multiplication facts with intense practice and hand-on activities. Teaching students these times table strategies will be a tremendous help to students as they work on math fluency and automaticity.

How it will help my child?

Students learn faster and retain more knowledge when they are relaxed and enjoying themselves. For this reason, math colouring sheets and games make a great addition to any classroom or home. Full of fun activities, our book will boost children knowledge and help them gain confidence when it comes to maths.

Also, read: Year 3 Maths and English Book

What’s included in the times table book:

There are above 42 pages that include time table facts from 2 to 12. The book has over 200 questions with plenty of word problems.

There are 3 pages of each times table with 6 different activities that include problem-solving, colouring and other fun practice sheets. After 6 pages there is a timetable speed test to check child progress.

Activities:

Our fun, engaging, and hands-on activities will surely help keep your kiddos engaged!

The activities included are:

1. Word problems
2. Match the following
3. Fill in the missing numbers
4. Write correct symbol
5. Colour by multiplication
6. Time tables number bonds
7. Multiplication wheel
8. Count and colour the squares
9. Number bonds
10. Time tests
11. Multiplication as repeated addition
12. Multiplication squares
13. Fill in the blocks
14. Multiplication triangles

The booklets can be used as morning work, extra activities for early finishers, or even homework.

Related: Year 3 Maths, Science, Reading and Writing Bundle

Sample

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