Under the heading “Dino Multiplication!” and the line “Stomp Through Your Times Tables,” nine problems sit in a 3 by 3 grid. Each is written vertically, with the second factor below the first and a rule underneath for the answer. The facts are 4x4, 6x8, 3x5, 9x6, 2x4, 7x8, 5x9, 8x7 and 4x6, and six of the nine involve a factor of 6 or higher, which makes this one of the harder pages in the set. A T-rex and a long-necked sauropod break the top edge of the frame, with a stegosaurus and a triceratops below, plus leaves, grass tufts and footprints down the margins, all in black and white line art.
Reach for this one once the smaller facts are already secure and a child is ready to be pushed on the upper tables. Nine problems is short enough to finish in a sitting, so it works well as a Friday check or as a single page of homework after a week of times tables work.