10 Times Table

What’s the Magic of 10?

You’re handing out stickers in class! Each student gets 10 stickers. If 3 students, multiply 3 by 10—stickers!

That’s 30 stickers for everyone!

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10x Multiplication Chart

10	×	1	=	10
10	×	2	=	20
10	×	3	=	30
10	×	4	=	40
10	×	5	=	50
10	×	6	=	60
10	×	7	=	70
10	×	8	=	80
10	×	9	=	90
10	×	10	=	100
10	×	11	=	110
10	×	12	=	120

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The 10 Times Table for Kids

Multiply by 10 and zip a zero onto the end! This table strengthens place‑value skills and helps kids estimate quickly.

Examples

🎧 Headphone Shipment: A store receives 10 boxes, each holding 2 pairs of headphones. Calculating 10 × 2 unloads 20 pairs ready to sell.

🕐 Track‑Meet Laps: Runners aim to finish 10 laps, each lasting 3 energetic minutes. Multiplying 10 × 3 clocks 30 minutes of cardio.

📦 Shipping Labels: A helper packs 10 parcels, attaching 1 sticky label on each. 10 × 1 equals 10 labels printed and pressed on.

🌳 Tree‑Planting Day: Ten gardeners each dig holes for 4 saplings. With 10 × 4 you count 40 young trees taking root.

Hacks & Tricks

0️⃣ Add a Zero: 6 × 10 → 60.

↔️ Metric Move: Shift the decimal one place for quick conversions.

💯 Percent Power: 10 % of a number = move decimal left once.

📏 Ruler Drill: Count centimetre marks—each is 10 mm.

FAQ

Q: Why learn the 10 times table if it’s so easy?

It builds confidence and speeds up harder calculations later.

Q: How does ×10 connect to percentages?

Finding 10 % of a number moves the decimal one place left, just like multiplying by 10 moves it right.

Q: What real‑life tasks use ×10?

Metric conversions (cm to mm), cash register quick checks, and scoring games all rely on ×10.

Q: Is there a trick for multiplying decimals by 10?

Yes—slide every digit one place left (e.g., 3.47 × 10 = 34.7).

10	×	1	=	10
10	×	2	=	20
10	×	3	=	30
10	×	4	=	40
10	×	5	=	50
10	×	6	=	60
10	×	7	=	70
10	×	8	=	80
10	×	9	=	90
10	×	10	=	100
10	×	11	=	110
10	×	12	=	120

10	×	1	=	10
10	×	2	=	20
10	×	3	=	30
10	×	4	=	40
10	×	5	=	50
10	×	6	=	60
10	×	7	=	70
10	×	8	=	80
10	×	9	=	90
10	×	10	=	100
10	×	11	=	110
10	×	12	=	120

10	×	1	=	10
10	×	2	=	20
10	×	3	=	30
10	×	4	=	40
10	×	5	=	50
10	×	6	=	60
10	×	7	=	70
10	×	8	=	80
10	×	9	=	90
10	×	10	=	100
10	×	11	=	110
10	×	12	=	120