Multiplication mandalas

Multiplication mandalas to help kids learn their times tables

These printable multiplication mandalas are a relaxing and enjoyable way for kids to practice and reinforce their times tables. 

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Printable multiplication mandalas, a non-stressful and relaxing way for kids to practice and reinforce their times tables #timestables #multiplication #math #geometricshapes #patterns #mandalas

Do you remember having to learn your times tables as a kid? I can remember reciting them daily, and I can even remember some of them still. However, creating these printable colouring mandalas has forced me to admit that I never learned them very well at all. 

As boring as learning times tables can be, I really want my kids to remember them because I know how much easier it will make math problems for the rest of their life.

Multiplication tables are not one of those useless things all kids must learn (and then forget soon after) because our school curriculum says so. They really do come in handy for life, like when you need to work out something quickly at the grocery store, or calculating the number of carbs in a single portion of food for your T1 diabetic kid (OK, that’s not everybody but you get what I mean).

I wish I had done a better job of learning these when I was young. For this reason, I’ve been brain storming some non-boring ways of learning the times tables to help my girls and, ahem, even myself store the answers permanently in our heads. This is the first I’m sharing with you today.

Without further ado here are our multiplication mandalas.  This printable includes one colouring page for each of the times tables from 1-12, featuring a different geometric pattern mandala for each. 

How Multiplication Mandalas work

Kids need to use the colour code (multiplication tables) to figure out what colour to make the shapes in the mandala. A full-colour set of mini mandalas is included so they can check their work.

Printable multiplication mandalas, a non-stressful and relaxing way for kids to practice and reinforce their times tables #timestables #multiplication #math #geometricshapes #patterns #mandalas

Printable multiplication mandalas, a non-stressful and relaxing way for kids to practice and reinforce their times tables #timestables #multiplication #math #geometricshapes #patterns #mandalas

Of course I have tested these out on the girls, and colouring is something they genuinely enjoy doing so they are liking their times table practice. I count that as a win!

I’ll have a few more times table practice ideas to share in the coming weeks, so stay tuned.

Get the Printable

You can purchase the full set of Multiplication Mandalas from our Super Fun Printables store. The download includes both English and American spelling and you can print them out to practice as many times as you like.

 

Note: You can also get them from out Teachers Pay Teachers store

Printable multiplication mandalas, a non-stressful and relaxing way for kids to practice and reinforce their times tables #timestables #multiplication #math #geometricshapes #patterns #mandalas

This also makes a good STEM/STEAM activity for kids, combining art and mathematics together with colouring, pattern, and calculations.


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