Multiplication Table of 18 Worksheets

Practice for different learners

This set gives children several ways to work with the 18 times table. Younger learners can begin with a clear reference table, repeated addition and straightforward matching tasks. As their confidence grows, they can complete missing factors, mixed calculations and simple multiplication sentences. Older children can work with division links, comparisons and word problems that use groups of 18. The worksheets support short practice sessions, so you can choose a page that matches your child's current level instead of asking them to complete every activity at once. For wider practice, pair this set with our Multiplication Tables Worksheets.

Use the worksheets at home or school

At home, spend a few minutes saying the facts aloud, then let your child complete one focused sheet. Ask them to circle any fact they found difficult and return to it later. In class, use a worksheet for quiet practice after a lesson, a partner check or a short maths starter. Children can compare methods, such as skip counting by 18 or splitting 18 into 20 minus 2. Keep a small record of facts that need more practice. A blank number line, counters or groups of buttons can help children explain their thinking before writing an answer.

Help with common table mistakes

Children often reverse the factors, confuse 18 with 8, or lose track when counting in jumps of 18. They may also write a correct product beside the wrong question. Read each calculation carefully and ask your child to say it in words, such as 6 groups of 18. Build the sequence together: 18, 36, 54, 72, and so on. For larger facts, use known facts, such as 7 x 18 as 7 x 20 minus 7 x 2. Encourage a quick estimate before checking the exact answer.