Multiplication Table of 15 Worksheets

Practice for different learning stages

This set moves from supported practice to more independent work with the 15 times table. Younger learners can count in 15s, complete number patterns and match multiplication sentences with answers. Children who are ready for more can solve missing-factor questions, mixed calculations and short word problems. Some sheets use visual groups or arrays to make the idea clear, while others focus on recall. Use the easier pages when your child is learning the table and return to the mixed pages later for regular revision.

Simple ways to use the worksheets

At home, begin with a short oral warm-up by counting 15, 30, 45 and 60 together. Let your child use a number line or multiplication chart before asking them to work independently. In class, pair children and give each pair a few facts to check, explain or turn into a word problem. You can use one sheet for guided practice, then send a different style home for revision. For wider multiplication practice, see these Multiplication Worksheets and Multiplication Tables Worksheets.

Help with common table mistakes

Children often confuse 15 times a number with 5 times or 10 times that number. Ask them to split the fact into 10 times plus 5 times, such as 15 x 6 = 60 + 30. They may also reverse the digits in answers such as 45 and 54, so encourage them to read each answer aloud and check it with repeated addition. Remind your child that multiplication can be checked by division or by adding equal groups. Keep correction calm and ask how they found the answer before showing another method.