Twelve problems run down two columns of six, each written as a fact with an empty balloon outline standing in for the answer box. The facts stay small, drawn from the 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 tables, with products between 2 and 15. Bunting across the top and a row of colored balloons along the bottom frame the work, and a bordered bar at the head of the page has fields for student and class.
This is a fact drill rather than a picture lesson, so bring it out once counting arrays has done its job and a child is ready to answer without drawing. Twelve problems is short enough to finish in one sitting, which makes it a good repeat page for a few minutes of practice on different days.