21 - 30
Times Tables
🎨Learn the Times Tables from 21 to 30 with fun games, interactive exercises and printable worksheets!
📖What Do the 21 to 30 Times Tables Cover?
This range contains the times table for each number between 21 and 30. Each of these numbers is multiplied by numbers from 1 to 10.
Students learn a total of 100 multiplications in this range. Thanks to the commutative property, the number of operations that actually need to be memorized is smaller (for example, 21 × 30 = 30 × 21).
Practice Interactively
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💡 Practice Tips
Practice isn't just about speed. Think carefully about each question, analyze your incorrect answers, and identify which multiplication tables are causing difficulties. Regular practice of 10-15 minutes daily is the most effective method for long-term learning.
🎮 Educational Games
Learn multiplication tables in a fun way with games. Each game offers a different learning method.
Speed Challenge
How many questions can you solve in 60 seconds?
Multiplication Hero
Complete levels and reach mastery
Memory Game
Match the cards and multiply
Space Adventure
Launch your rocket with correct answers
🎯 Game Tips
Each game uses a different learning technique. Speed Challenge increases your speed, Multiplication Hero helps you overcome difficulty levels, Memory Game develops visual learning, and Space Adventure boosts your motivation.
📄 Printable Exercises
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21 to 30 Times Tables - Complete List
Below you can see all the times tables from 21 to 30 together. Each number has its own colorful box.
Individual Times Tables in this Range
If you want to learn the times table for each number in detail, you can go to the relevant page through the links below. Each page contains patterns, tips, and practice tools specific to that number.
Detailed explanation and examples for number 21
Detailed explanation and examples for number 22
Detailed explanation and examples for number 23
Detailed explanation and examples for number 24
Detailed explanation and examples for number 25
Detailed explanation and examples for number 26
Detailed explanation and examples for number 27
Detailed explanation and examples for number 28
Detailed explanation and examples for number 29
Detailed explanation and examples for number 30
Why Is This Range Important?
🎯 Intermediate Level
This range is for students who know basic times tables and want to develop their skills. This range builds upon knowledge from previous ranges.
🧠 Cognitive Development
This range helps students develop their mental calculation skills. With regular practice, they begin to automatically remember the products of these numbers.
📈 Preparation for the Next Step
Students who learn this range well are ready to advance to the next range. Each range further strengthens multiplication understanding and develops mathematical thinking.
Patterns in the 21 to 30 Times Tables
Understanding patterns in the times tables rather than trying to memorize them makes the learning process faster and more lasting.
🔄Symmetry (Commutative Property)
The order in multiplication can be changed: 21 × 30 = 30 × 21. This property makes learning easier.
Example: If you know one fact, you also know its reverse.
➕Repeated Addition
21 × 3 = 21 + 21 + 21 = 63. Multiplication is repeated addition of the same number.
This logic is important for understanding the basic meaning of multiplication.
✖️Even Number Pattern
Even numbers in this range (22, 24, 26, 28, 30) always give even results.
Understanding even and odd number logic reduces errors.
🔢Last Digit Pattern
In each number's times table, the last digits repeat in a specific pattern. Noticing this pattern is useful for verification.
For example: Numbers ending in 5 always end in 0 or 5.
How to Learn the 21 to 30 Times Tables?
1. Systematic Method
Instead of trying to learn all numbers in this range at once, focus on 1-2 numbers per day. Move on to the next after you've learned a number well.
Recommendation: After repeating each number for 3-4 consecutive days, start solving mixed problems.
2. Visualization Techniques
Visualizing numbers makes them easier to remember:
- •Think in groups: Imagine 21 × 4 as 21 items forming 4 groups.
- •Create stories: Creating a short story for each number makes it fun to remember.
- •Use colored cards: Assigning different colors to each number strengthens visual memory.
3. Practice Exercises
Regular practice ensures that learned knowledge becomes permanent:
Quick Questions and Answers
Solve at least 10 random problems daily and time yourself.
Written Tests
Take a written test once a week and analyze your mistakes.
Games
Playing multiplication games makes learning fun.
Compete with Friends
You can increase your motivation by competing with your friends.
Continue Your Learning Journey
If you can use the 21 to 30 times tables comfortably, you're ready to advance to the next step!
Be patient and consistent to learn all the times tables. Each range builds upon the previous one.