11 times table: games and practice
Free practice for the 11 times table, in order first and then mixed, so the facts become automatic rather than worked out.
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Practise the 11 times table
Set the game to the 11 table and play a few short rounds. Each correct answer is one more retrieval, which is what moves the fact into memory.
Multiplication Race
Practise the times tables from x2, x5, x10 all the way up to the full 0-12 tables.
Math Champion
Mixed-operation championship: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division back to back, at race pace.
Division Race
Race to the finish by solving division facts, from divide by 2, 5 and 10 up to the full 0-12 range.
Math Fishing
A sum appears: catch the fish carrying the right answer.
Number Line Jumper
Tap the spot on the number line. Find the number, the missing one, or skip-count.
Fractions Match
Match a fraction to its visual: pizza, chocolate bar, pie, garden plot or swimming pool.
Multiplication worksheets: print or download PDF
Prefer paper? Pick a times table below and print the sheet straight from this page, or download it as a free PDF with the answer key on page 2. Each sheet has 30 mixed problems — print it twice and race your child.
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11 times table — worksheet
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Learning the 11 times table
Start by saying the 11 times table in order, so your child can see the pattern in the answers before any of it is tested at random. Patterns make the list feel shorter than it is.
Once in-order recall is comfortable, switch to mixed questions. This is the step most children skip, and it is the one that shows whether a fact is really known or is just being counted on from the previous answer.
Finally, mix the 11 times table in with tables your child already knows. Multiplication is only useful when the right fact arrives without being hunted for, and that only happens once the tables compete with each other.
Getting the most out of the games
- Start with one table in order, so the pattern is visible before the facts are tested out of sequence.
- Switch the same table to mixed order once the answers come easily — in-order recall often hides a gap.
- Add a second table and mix the two together, which is where children discover that 6 × 7 and 7 × 6 are the same fact.
- Keep sessions to a few minutes and come back the next day rather than pushing on when it stops being fun.
Questions parents ask
How long does it take to learn the 11 times table?
With five minutes of practice most days, a single table usually becomes reliable within one to two weeks. Tables with weaker patterns, like the 7s and 8s, take longer than the 2s or 10s.
Should we practise the 11 times table in order or mixed up?
Both, in that sequence. In order builds the pattern and gives early success; mixed order is what proves the facts are actually memorised. Move on only when mixed questions are answered quickly.
Is there a 11 times table worksheet PDF?
Yes. Use the download button under the worksheet to save it as a free PDF, with the answers on page 2 for quick checking. Or print it straight from this page.
Pick a table and start
No account needed. Choose the table your child is stuck on, play a couple of rounds, and come back tomorrow.