Multiplication chart 1–25
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The 1–25 chart is a big reference grid of 625 facts, printed landscape so each square is as large as possible. It is useful for middle schoolers who work with squares up to 625, percentages (anything times 25 is a quarter of anything times 100), and factor pairs of larger numbers.
Because the grid is dense, bold lines every five squares split it into 25 blocks. Have your child put a ruler under the row they are reading. If the numbers are too small for your reader, print the 1–20 chart instead or turn off color to make the digits stand out.
Tips for using it
- Look at the 25s row: 25, 50, 75, 100 … The pattern is the same as counting quarters.
- Use the chart to find every factor pair of a number like 360 by finding each place it appears.
Variations
All printable multiplication chart- Multiplication chart 0–12
- Multiplication chart 1–10
- Multiplication chart 1–100
- Multiplication chart 1–12 in black and white
- Multiplication chart 1–15
- Multiplication chart 1–20
- Multiplication chart 1–30
- Multiplication chart 1–50
- Blank multiplication chart
- Fill-in multiplication table worksheets
- Free printable multiplication chart
- Printable multiplication table
Questions
What is 25 × 25?
625. It sits in the bottom-right corner of the chart.
Can I print it in portrait?
Yes, change the orientation to portrait. Landscape gives slightly bigger squares for a 25 × 25 grid on Letter paper.