Twenty problems sit in two columns of ten, numbered 1 to 20 across each row, with 2 or 3 as the second factor and first factors from 1 to 9. The child solves each fact and writes the product on the blank line after the equals sign. A smiling star, cloud, sun and ringed planet sit in the corners, and a ghost, a cat face, a cupcake and a robot line up along the bottom, all in black and white outline inside a double-rule border.
This is the friendliest-looking sheet in the 2s and 3s set, so it works well as a first page for a child who is still warming to drill work. Reach for it once counting by twos and threes feels comfortable and the goal shifts to recalling the facts without counting.