5 Times Table

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Imagine you’re giving out crayons at art class! Each kid gets 7 crayons to draw a rainbow. For 5 kids, multiply 5 by 7—color!

That’s 35 crayons for vibrant pictures!

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5x Multiplication Chart

5	×	1	=	5
5	×	2	=	10
5	×	3	=	15
5	×	4	=	20
5	×	5	=	25
5	×	6	=	30
5	×	7	=	35
5	×	8	=	40
5	×	9	=	45
5	×	10	=	50
5	×	11	=	55
5	×	12	=	60

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The 5 Times Table for Kids

The 5 times table ticks like a clock: 5, 10, 15, 20 … Every answer ends in 0 or 5, which makes checking work super easy. Kids use this table for counting money and minutes.

Examples

🖐️ High‑Five Marathon: Five energetic friends decide to high‑five both hands with each other. Each friend has 2 hands, so 5 × 2 turns into 10 loud high‑fives echoing in the room.

🎸 Guitar Strings: A music shop displays 5 acoustic guitars, each strung with 6 steel strings. With 5 × 6 you quickly tally 30 strings that need tuning for the concert.

⭐ Reward Chart Stars: A teacher lines up 5 rows on a reward chart, placing 3 gold stars in every row. Multiplying 5 × 3 gleams with 15 shimmering stars of achievement.

🚴 Bike Race Laps: Five cyclists plan to ride 4 laps each around a park track. Calculating 5 × 4 logs 20 speedy laps once everyone finishes.

Hacks & Tricks

⏰ Clock Trick: Count by 5s around the clock face.

⚖️ Half‑of‑10: Multiply by 10, then divide by 2.

💰 Coin Stacks: Pile nickels or 5‑cent coins in groups.

👣 Step Rhythm: Walk and chant 5, 10, 15 …

FAQ

Q: Why do answers in the 5 times table end in 0 or 5?

Because 5 is a factor of 10, and our number system is base‑10.

Q: What’s a quick trick for 5 × odd numbers?

Halve the odd number, ignore the remainder, then put 5 at the end (e.g., 5 × 7 → 7/2 ≈ 3 → 35).

Q: How can I practise 5s without worksheets?

Use a jump rope and chant multiples of 5 with every jump.

Q: Where do we use the 5 times table in daily life?

Counting minutes on a clock, nickels in pocket money, and star ratings on reviews all rely on multiples of 5.

5	×	1	=	5
5	×	2	=	10
5	×	3	=	15
5	×	4	=	20
5	×	5	=	25
5	×	6	=	30
5	×	7	=	35
5	×	8	=	40
5	×	9	=	45
5	×	10	=	50
5	×	11	=	55
5	×	12	=	60

5	×	1	=	5
5	×	2	=	10
5	×	3	=	15
5	×	4	=	20
5	×	5	=	25
5	×	6	=	30
5	×	7	=	35
5	×	8	=	40
5	×	9	=	45
5	×	10	=	50
5	×	11	=	55
5	×	12	=	60

5	×	1	=	5
5	×	2	=	10
5	×	3	=	15
5	×	4	=	20
5	×	5	=	25
5	×	6	=	30
5	×	7	=	35
5	×	8	=	40
5	×	9	=	45
5	×	10	=	50
5	×	11	=	55
5	×	12	=	60