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Multiplication chart 0–12
Multiplication chart 0–12 · 1 page
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Most charts start at 1, but many math programs and fact tests include 0 × n facts. This 0–12 chart adds a zero row and a zero column so the full set of 169 facts is in one place. The zero row is a quick win: anything times zero is zero, and kids like crossing off 25 facts at once.
Use this version if your child's curriculum or timed tests use facts from 0 to 12, or if they are mixing up the 0s and 1s rules (n × 0 = 0, n × 1 = n). Seeing the two rows next to each other makes the difference obvious.
Tips for using it
- Ask: what do you notice about the 0 row and the 1 row? Let your child say the rule in their own words.
- Pair this chart with a 0–12 fact drill so the facts on the page match the facts on the chart.
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Questions
Why include zero on a multiplication chart?
Zero facts appear on most fact fluency tests, and the zero property is one of the first rules kids learn. Including it keeps the chart consistent with 0–12 worksheets and flash cards.
Is 0 × 12 the same as 12 × 0?
Yes. Both equal 0. The chart shows this because the zero row and the zero column are both all zeros.