The Sixes Tmes Tables

All we've got left are 6,7 and 8:

' times tables chart facts from 0 to 10 with zeroes, ones, tens, twos, fives, fours nines and threes blank

Here's where they live on the times tables chart:

The sixes are like a combination of the twos and the threes.

Here are links to videos 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 Sixes? (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.

Next facts -- the last ones! Sevens and eights