At the top and on the left of the table there are numbers.
Multiply the number from the row by the number from the column.
The result goes in the cell where row and column meet.
Example: On the left is 6, on top is 20.
6 × 20 = 120, so 120 goes in the cell.
The numbers written in show the answer.
Example
For parents
What does this exercise practice?
Solving many similar times tasks in a structured way and discovering patterns in the results.
Common pitfalls
Children easily slip to the wrong row or column. Running a finger along the row and column helps to hit the right field.
How to practice at home
Draw a small table with two rows and two columns and let your child fill in the fields.
Related: Number Sentences with a Gap