13 to 20 times tables worksheets
50 questions on the 13 to 20 times tables: mixed facts and missing factors. A good challenge once the 1 to 12 tables are secure.
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13 to 20 times tables worksheet
What’s on the worksheet
- 50 questions on 13 to 20 times tables, sized for US Letter paper
- 2 pages of questions plus an answer key on the last page
- Written for grades 4–6, matching Common Core 4.NBT.B.5
- Name and date lines at the top, and room to show the work
Sample questions from this worksheet
- 15 × 4 =
- 15 × 8 =
- 13 × 5 =
- 13 × 2 =
- 19 × 10 =
- 13 × 8 =
Practice the 13 to 20 times tables online
Between worksheets, a few minutes on screen keeps the skill fresh:
- 15 times table page: with the 10 + 5 trick.
- 13 to 20 flash cards: a challenge deck.
- 13 to 20 practice: typed answers with tricks.
Each big table splits into a 10 times fact and a fact your child already knows, so the trick matters more than memorizing. Try one table a day on its own page, then come back to this sheet for mixed practice.
Which big tables come first?
Start with the 15 and 20 tables, because they link to the 5s and 10s your child already knows. Next do 14, 16 and 18: they are doubles of the 7, 8 and 9 tables. Leave 13, 17 and 19 for last, since they have no doubling shortcut and rely on the 10 + split. Spend a few days on each group before this mixed sheet.
Preview the worksheet and answer key
13 to 20 times tables: a worked example (17 × 6)
- Split 17 into 10 + 7.
- 10 × 6 = 60 and 7 × 6 = 42.
- 60 + 42 = 102.
How to use it at home and in class
At home
Learn one table at a time with its page: the 15, 18 and 19 tables each have a special trick. Ten problems a day works better than a whole sheet at once. Mark them together with the answer key, then ask your child to explain one they got wrong: finding the mistake themselves is where the learning happens.
In class
Use the first row as a warm-up, a full page for independent practice, or five questions as an exit ticket. For a retake or a second group, make a new version with the test maker so every child gets different numbers.
Mistakes to watch for
- Doing only the 10 part: 17 × 6 = 60.
- Adding the two parts incorrectly.
What to practice before and after 13 to 20 times tables
- Before: lattice multiplication. If this sheet is a struggle, go back a step.
- Learn it first: the 13 to 20 times tables lesson and the multiplication chart.
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Questions parents ask
Do kids need to learn times tables up to 20?
It is not required in most curricula, but the 13 to 20 tables help with mental maths, percentages and ratios in grades 5 and 6.
What grade is this 13 to 20 times tables worksheet for?
It is written for grades 4–6 and matches Common Core standard 4.NBT.B.5.
Can I get a different version of this 13 to 20 times tables worksheet?
Yes. Use the free Mathify Kids test maker to make a new 13 to 20 times tables worksheet with different numbers every time. You choose how many questions, and every version comes with its own answer key.