Twenty problems sit in two columns of ten, but instead of a ruled blank, every answer goes inside the small oval window of an outline rocket drawn just after the equals sign. Products run from 4 to 35. Smiling stars fill the corners, a small astronaut waves from the bottom left, and another floats beside a ringed planet at the bottom right.
Writing into a shape rather than onto a line asks for slightly neater work, which is part of the appeal for children who like a bit of theme with their practice. The windows are small next to the large problem type, so they fit the one and two digit answers this page produces. It is a good change of scene after a run of plain drill sheets.