121 Facts!
50 to go -- let's tackle 13 more -- the fives.

After the 0s, 1s, 10s and 2s, here are the ones left to learn:
' times tables chart facts from 0 to 10 with zeroes, ones, tens and twos blank

Here are the fives times tables on the chart:

What do you notice about the fives times tables?

Here is a link to a video, as well as the powerpoint slides I made first. You'll have to hit the "back" button right now to get back to this page.

Ready for a quiz on the fives? (this is the older version, but if you miss one, you get an easy one then a repeat.)

There will be more quizzes with different kinds of practice -- but you can also go to

Next Fact: The FOURS.