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13 MULTIPLICATION WORKSHEETS | Missing Numbers

Missing-factor multiplication equations for each times table from 0 through 12 are solved across thirteen separate worksheets, one per table. Every worksheet presents ten equations with one number left blank — sometimes the multiplier, sometimes the second factor, sometimes the product — so students work out the missing value rather than simply recalling a fact. Each page includes a name line at the top for individual practice. The set moves in strict numerical order from the 0s table through the 12s table, giving a full progression through single- and low double-digit multiplication facts.
Grades
Grades 3–6
Pages
13
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Instant download · Updated May 24, 2024

Subject
Division, Multiplication and Division, Math
Topic
Multiplication, Multiplication Worksheets
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Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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About this resource

1. Product name:

This product is called "13 multiplication table tiles from 0 to 12 to fill in the blanks"

2. Number of pages:

This educational document contains 13 fabulous pages ready to be printed and used.

3. Is it editable or not?

This educational resource is not editable because it will be much easier for you to use and print it.

4. Theme:

The topic to be developed in these worksheets is the multiplication tables from 0 to 12.

5. Document version:

This document is available in PDF version, A4 size.

6. Colour or white/black:

These cards are available in black and white so that it is much easier for you to print them, saving money.

7. Aimed at children of ages:

Aimed at children who have already overcome and mastered the topic of addition and subtraction, and who are now going to practice the topic of multiplication.

8. Area:

The area where these chips can be applied is in mathematics.

9. Keywords:

mathematics, mathematics worksheets, multiplication activities, multiplication worksheets, multiplication exercises, multiplication games

10. How do I print it?

Print this document as is, so your students will have enough space to fill in the numbers.

11. How to apply it in class?

I recommend you apply these worksheets individually or if possible in pairs, so that both students support each other in the resolution.

12. Will you need extra elements to use this sheet?

Yes, you will only need a pencil and eraser.

13. Standards:

It was not prepared based on any specific standard.

14: Answer key:

These worksheets do not contain an attached answer key.

15. Variations in its application:

You can apply these worksheets during your class, or at the end as an evaluation and you can even send it as homework.

Thank you very much for supporting my work so I can continue creating more educational worksheets.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Determine an unknown factor or product when one number in a multiplication equation is missing.

  • Recall multiplication facts across the 0 through 12 times tables.

  • Identify whether the missing value in an equation is a factor or a product before solving.

Teaching tips

  • Work through the tables in the order they're presented, since the set moves sequentially from the 0s table to the 12s table.

  • Use the name line at the top of each sheet to assign one worksheet per student rather than sharing a single copy.

  • Have students name whether the blank is a factor or the product before they solve, since its position changes from equation to equation.

Skills covered

  • Multiplication fact recall — students solve equations such as 7 x ___ = 42 across the 0 through 12 tables.

  • Missing-factor problem solving — the blank falls in different positions (either factor or the product), so students work backward from the known values.

  • Sequential numeric practice — completing one table per page in order from 0 through 12 reinforces the multiplication sequence.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Where does the missing number appear in each equation?

It moves around the page — some problems leave out the first factor, some the second factor, and some the product, so all ten problems on a worksheet aren't solved the same way.

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