Grade 2
2 Times Table Worksheets
The 2 times table — the easiest start, because times 2 is just doubling.
Free printable PDF · answer key included · new problems every time
Preview · page 1
- 1.2 × 5 =
- 2.2 × 6 =
- 3.2 × 9 =
- 4.2 × 7 =
- 5.2 × 3 =
- 6.2 × 4 =
- 7.2 × 8 =
- 8.2 × 2 =
- 9.2 × 10 =
- 10.2 × 1 =
Show answers
1) 10 · 2) 12 · 3) 18 · 4) 14 · 5) 6 · 6) 8 · 7) 16 · 8) 4 · 9) 20 · 10) 2
How to explain it to your child
Times 2 is the same as doubling.
- Look at the other number. — 2 × 7: look at the 7.
- Double it. — Double 7 is 14.
Example: 2 × 7 = 14.
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Questions parents ask
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Can I get new problems once my child has done this sheet?
Yes. “New problems” makes a fresh sheet on the same topic every time — different numbers, same level.
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