Multiplication Tables (Pahade)
From 2 to 20, one table at a time
Knowing multiplication tables by heart makes so much of math faster and easier later on. This page lets children pick any table from 2 to 20 and go through it line by line, with each line read aloud with a tap.
Tables 1 to 10 (English)
Tables 11 to 20 (English)
पहाड़े 1 से 10 (हिंदी)
पहाड़े 11 से 20 (हिंदी)
Learning tables is one of those foundational math skills that pays off for years, making everything from quick mental math to more advanced topics feel much more natural. This page breaks each table down line by line, so children can go at their own pace.
Tapping on any line reads it aloud, which helps children connect the way a multiplication line looks with the way it sounds, reinforcing memory through both sight and sound.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should kids start learning tables?
Most children begin learning simple tables like 2 and 5 around age 6 to 7, gradually building up to harder ones over the next couple of years.
Why do Indian schools teach tables up to 20?
Knowing tables up to 20 helps with faster mental math in everyday life, and is a traditional part of early math education in India.
What is the best way to memorise a table?
Repeating a table out loud regularly, alongside hearing it read aloud, is one of the most effective ways for children to commit it to memory.