Learn Times Table Print Matching Pair - Sand

MATCHING PRINTS · AGES 3+

Two prints, two ways to learn the tables.

Times Table Matching Pair

£23.95

The skip-counting print and the grid print together — the same 1 to 12 tables, seen two ways, side by side on the wall.

Two ways in — some children learn the tables by the count, some by the grid. This gives them both.
Made to sit side by side — two A3 prints designed to pair on a bedroom or playroom wall.
Made to last, made in Britain — 350gsm matte board, vegetable-based inks, packed plastic-free.

Times tables stick through repetition.

A wall they see every day does the repeating for you.

No one learns the times tables in one sitting. They're learned by meeting them again and again, until the pattern feels obvious. Two prints on the wall turn that repetition into background. They glance up mid-play and read a row. Over the weeks, 6 times 7 is something they just know.

What's on the prints

Two A3 prints, built to be read across the room.

Two A3 prints — skip counting and the full grid.
The complete 1 to 12 times table, shown two ways.
350gsm matte board, vegetable-based inks, packed plastic-free.

Boost your child's development

Speech & language

Builds vocabulary and verbal confidence.

Confidence & independence

Small wins that grow self-belief.

Cognitive skills

Pattern-spotting and memory through play.

Reading fluency

From decoding to reading with ease.

Tried, tested and trusted

Designed by a parent, shaped by teachers, and recognised by the experts.

Parent-designed

Created by a mum on a mission to give her own children a better start.

Teacher-tested

Tried in real classrooms and shaped by teachers who use them every day.

Award-winning

Junior Design Awards, Made for Mums Gold and more! Recognised by the experts who judge children's learning.

STEM-accredited

Our products are independently assessed and recognised for building genuine thinking, maths and science skills through play.

THE JOY OF LEARNING

Learning through play

We believe the best kind of learning doesn't feel like learning at all. Two prints earn their place on the wall by teaching without a single worksheet.

Whichever way the tables click, skip counting or the grid, it's already there on the wall.