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Multiplication Chart 1–50

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Every product from 1 × 1 to 50 × 50 on ten pages that tape five across and two down, every number 12 point or larger. Filled in or blank.

Chart
Numbers

Up to 24 characters. The name is drawn on the sheet and nowhere else. It is not saved, and it is not in the file name.

Style
Options: paper size
Paper
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  • US Letter or A4

Class set

One copy for every student: type the first names and get one PDF, with each name on that student's own pages. Every student's pages use the same settings.

Class lists are used only to draw the pages and are never saved.

Multiplication Chart 1–50NameRows 1–25, columns 1–10: page 1 of 10. Tape the pages together as the map shows.×12345678910112345678910224681012141618203369121518212427304481216202428323640551015202530354045506612182430364248546077142128354249566370881624324048566472809918273645546372819010102030405060708090100111122334455667788991101212243648607284961081201313263952657891104117130141428425670849811212614015153045607590105120135150161632486480961121281441601717345168851021191361531701818365472901081261441621801919385776951141331521711902020406080100120140160180200212142638410512614716818921022224466881101321541761982202323466992115138161184207230242448729612014416819221624025255075100125150175200225250Free at multiplicationcharts.app

Updates as you choose. Print at 100% (actual size) so nothing is cut off.

Practicing multiplication? Multiplication worksheets

Three sheets to start with

Page 1 of the 1–50 multiplication chart

Ten pages, one wall chart

Page 1 of 10 covers rows 1 to 25 and columns 1 to 10, so its bottom-right square is 25 × 10 = 250.

Page 1 of a blank 1–50 multiplication chart

A blank chart to 50

10 pages of empty squares under the 1 to 50 headers, to fill in by hand.

Page 1 of the 1–50 multiplication chart in ink saver

Ink saver, page by page

Ink saver drops every color fill and prints gray lines on all ten pages; 50 × 50 = 2500 is on page 10.

How to use it

  1. Choose filled in or blank, then print the ten pages and tape them five across and two down.
  2. Press Download PDF, or Print to print it straight away.
  3. Choose Yes under Answer key to add a second page with every answer, under the same sheet number.

Ink saver leaves out the colored fills, for a black-and-white printer or to use less ink.

Charts to print

Chart 1–12Up to 144Chart 1–10Up to 100Chart 1–15Up to 225Chart 1–20Up to 400Blank chartFill it inTimes table chartEvery table written outChart 1–100100 × 100, on 40 pagesHundreds chartCounting 1–100WorksheetsPractice problemsAddition and subtractionWorksheets and timed testsDivisionFacts and long divisionFact familiesTriangles and housesNumber bondsTo 5, 10, 20 or 100Flash cardsTimes tables 1 to 12Chart 1–25Up to 625Chart 1–30Up to 900Skip countingBy 2s, 5s, 10s and more

Times tables

One sheet for each table from 2 to 12: the facts, then a practice column.

Questions and answers

Why is the 1–50 chart on ten pages?

On one page a 50 × 50 chart would print its numbers too small to read. Split into five pages across and two down, every number prints at 12 point or larger.

How do the pages of the 1–50 chart fit together?

Each page has a small map in its top corner with its own square filled in. Page 1 holds rows 1 to 25 and columns 1 to 10; trim one margin and tape the pages five across and two down.

Is there a blank 1–50 multiplication chart?

Yes. Blank prints the headers 1 to 50 and leaves all 2,500 product squares empty, across the same ten pages.

Where is 50 × 50 on the chart?

The last square of page 10 holds 50 × 50 = 2,500. The diagonal of square numbers, from 1 × 1 to 50 × 50, prints in bold.

Is the 1–50 chart the same as the 1–100 chart?

No. The 1–50 chart is ten pages and ends at 50 × 50. The 1–100 chart goes on to 100 × 100 across 40 pages; the 1–12 chart is a single page.

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