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4 times table worksheets
26 multiplication facts for the 4 times table (0–12) · 1 page + answer key
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This sheet drills one table: 26 problems that multiply 0 through 12 by 4, in mixed order so children can't just count up. Every fact from 4 × 0 to 4 × 12 appears exactly twice, and the answer key is on the second page.
The 4s are double-doubles: to find 4 × 7, double 7 to get 14, then double again to get 28. That one strategy covers the whole table.
Use it once a chart is no longer needed. Time a first try, then repeat the sheet (press New problems for a fresh order) over a few days and watch the time drop. When the 4s feel automatic, move on to the next table or a mixed times tables worksheet. Want a reference to learn from first? Print the 4 times table chart.
Tips for using it
- Double, then double again: 4 × 9 → 18 → 36.
- Have your child say the fact out loud while writing it. Saying and writing together sticks better than writing alone.
- Circle any fact that took more than three seconds. Those are the ones to practice tomorrow.
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Questions
Is there an easy way to learn the 4 times table?
Yes: double the number twice. 4 × 6 is 6 doubled (12) doubled again (24). Every answer in the 4s is even.
How many problems are on the 4 times table worksheet?
Twenty-six: each fact from 4 × 0 to 4 × 12 twice, shuffled. Change Number of problems to make it shorter or longer; the facts are always dealt evenly.