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Name ____ 6_ Tricks for Memorizing X Tables Sept.__

4X tables are just “Double” the 2x times, which are just doubles as well. Ex. 4 X 6 is: “two 6’s =12 & two 12’s = 24 Name ____ 6_ Tricks for Memorizing X Tables Sept.__

4X tables are just “Double” the 2x times, which are just doubles as well. Ex. 4 X 6 is: “two 6’s =12 & two 12’s = 24 5 X tables always end in 5 (if odd) or 0 (if even). Can you count by 5’s? Ex. 5 X 6 is: 6 groups of 5: 5,10,15,20,25,30 Name ____ 6__ Tricks for Memorizing X Tables Sept.__

4X tables are just “Double” the 2x times, which are just doubles as well. Ex. 4 X 6 is: “two 6’s =12 & two 12’s = 24 5 X tables always end in 5 (if odd) or 0 (if even). Can you count by 5’s? Ex. 5 X 6 is: 6 groups of 5: 5,10,15,20,25,30 9X tables: Take one off the # of groups  That’s your ten’s place & see how many more to make 9 is your one’s place. Ex: 6 X 9 = 50 (fifty because 6-1 =5) plus 4 more makes 9, so Name ____ 6__ Tricks for Memorizing X Tables Sept.__

4X tables are just “Double” the 2x times, which are just doubles as well. Ex. 4 X 6 is: “two 6’s =12 & two 12’s = 24 5 X tables always end in 5 (if odd) or 0 (if even). Can you count by 5’s? Ex. 5 X 6 is: 6 groups of 5: 5,10,15,20,25,30 9X tables: Take one off the # of groups  That’s your ten’s place & see how many more to make 9 is your one’s place. Ex: 6 X 9 = 50 (fifty because 6-1 =5) plus 4 more makes 9, so ,6,7,8  56 = 7 X 8 Name ____ 6__ Tricks for Memorizing X Tables Sept.__

4X tables are just “Double” the 2x times, which are just doubles as well. Ex. 4 X 6 is: “two 6’s =12 & two 12’s = 24 5 X tables always end in 5 (if odd) or 0 (if even). Can you count by 5’s? Ex. 5 X 6 is: 6 groups of 5: 5,10,15,20,25,30 9X tables: Take one off the # of groups  That’s your ten’s place & see how many more to make 9 is your one’s place. Ex: 6 X 9 = 50 (fifty because 6-1 =5) plus 4 more makes 9, so ,6,7,8  56 = 7 X 8 I ate and ate ‘til I was sick on the floor! 8 X 8 = sixty four 64 Name ____ 6__ Tricks for Memorizing X Tables Sept.__

4X tables are just “Double” the 2x times, which are just doubles as well. Ex. 4 X 6 is: “two 6’s =12 & two 12’s = 24 5 X tables always end in 5 (if odd) or 0 (if even). Can you count by 5’s? Ex. 5 X 6 is: 6 groups of 5: 5,10,15,20,25,30 9X tables: Take one off the # of groups  That’s your ten’s place & see how many more to make 9 is your one’s place. Ex: 6 X 9 = 50 (fifty because 6-1 =5) plus 4 more makes 9, so ,6,7,8  56 = 7 X 8 I ate and ate ‘til I was sick on the floor! 8 X 8 = sixty four 64 OTHERS?? 6 X 8 = forty eight 48 Name ____ 6__ Tricks for Memorizing X Tables Sept.__

Use these tricks to fill in more of your X tables. x

Multiplication Table x