Math Drills
Times Tables: 6 to 9 and 1 worksheets for Grade 2 (Elementary School)
What this unit covers
The tables for 6 through 9, and then the one times table, complete the full set. Calculation for the product and Fill in the Blank for the multiplier or the number being multiplied come round again and again, until awkward rows such as the seven and eight times tables can be said aloud.
Mixing the six and eight times tables is frequent, as in answering 48 rather than 42 for 7 × 6. Similar-sounding facts pull the child off, and the answer lands just above or below the correct product. In the one times table, answers such as 1 for 1 × 7 show the multiplier being ignored.
Learning steps
The 6 Times Table
- Calculation
- Fill in the Blank
The 7 Times Table
- Calculation
- Fill in the Blank
The 8 Times Table
- Calculation
- Fill in the Blank
The 9 Times Table
- Calculation
- Fill in the Blank
The 1 Times Table
- Calculation
- Fill in the Blank
Worksheets
The 6 Times Table
Calculation
- Calculation9 questions
- Fill in the Blank9 questions
The 7 Times Table
Calculation
- Calculation9 questions
- Fill in the Blank9 questions
The 8 Times Table
Calculation
- Calculation9 questions
- Fill in the Blank9 questions
The 9 Times Table
Calculation
- Calculation9 questions
- Fill in the Blank9 questions
The 1 Times Table
Calculation
- Calculation9 questions
- Fill in the Blank9 questions
Summary Prints
Calculation
Shuffled questions- The 6 Times Table · Calculation3 questions
- The 7 Times Table · Calculation3 questions
- The 8 Times Table · Calculation3 questions
- The 9 Times Table · Calculation2 questions
- The 1 Times Table · Calculation1 question
Shuffled questions- The 6 Times Table · Fill in the Blank3 questions
- The 7 Times Table · Fill in the Blank3 questions
- The 8 Times Table · Fill in the Blank3 questions
- The 9 Times Table · Fill in the Blank2 questions
- The 1 Times Table · Fill in the Blank1 question
Related study guides
- Learning the Times Tables — Beyond Rote Chanting, and the Rows That Trip Children Up
Chanting alone tends to stall at the 6, 7 and 8 rows. Here's the order that works, what the hardest facts have in common, and how to run chanting and understanding in parallel at home.
- Where Division with Remainders Goes Wrong — Fixing "The Remainder Is Too Big"
Mistakes like "17 ÷ 5 = 2 remainder 7" follow a clear pattern. Here are the three causes, the link to the times tables, and how to handle remainders in word problems.
Frequently asked questions
- What do the “Times Tables: 6 to 9 and 1” worksheets for Grade 2 (Elementary School) practice?
- They cover problems such as Calculation, Fill in the Blank.
- How many “Times Tables: 6 to 9 and 1” worksheets are there for Grade 2 (Elementary School)?
- 8 worksheets are free to use. Every one is a printable PDF and comes with an answer key.