Learning goal

Multiply the fixed factor by each number. Think of equal groups; this extended table includes factors beyond twelve.

Sample exercises

16 × 5 = □ Answer: 80
16 × 47 = □ Answer: 752
16 × 48 = □ Answer: 768
16 × 27 = □ Answer: 432
16 × 26 = □ Answer: 416
16 × 40 = □ Answer: 640

How it works

Choose a title and 1–12 sheets. Each sheet uses the next edition number. Print the puzzle first, then reveal the answers for a separate teaching copy.

Print the question sheet before revealing answers. A new edition changes the exercise selection and order, while keeping the same learning goal.

Updated 23 October 2026 · Denny Lim

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