Multiplication Table of 14 Worksheets

A useful mix for different learners

This set gives children several ways to work with the 14 times table. Younger learners can begin with clear multiplication facts, counting patterns and picture-supported questions. Older children can try missing-factor questions, mixed calculations, comparisons and short word problems. The worksheets move from guided recall towards independent work, so you can choose a suitable starting point instead of giving every child the same sheet. Use the pages alongside our Multiplication Tables Worksheets when your child needs practice with more than one table.

Simple ways to use the worksheets

At home, spend a few minutes reading the 14 times table aloud, then let your child complete a small group of questions. Ask them to circle any fact they found difficult and return to it later. In class, use one sheet for quiet practice, pair work or a short morning task. Children can check answers with a partner by explaining how they worked them out, rather than only swapping pencils. You can also cut out selected questions for an oral quiz or place a completed sheet in a maths folder to show progress.

Helping with tricky facts

Children often confuse 14 times table facts with the 4 times table or forget the larger products, such as 14 x 8 and 14 x 9. Build each fact from a known fact by doubling the 7 times table, or by adding 14 to the previous answer. For example, 14 x 6 is 84 because 14 x 5 is 70 and one more group is 14. Remind your child that the order can change in a multiplication fact, so 6 x 14 has the same answer as 14 x 6. Ask for a quick estimate before they calculate.