Sixteen problems in a four by four grid of rounded boxes, colored in rows of yellow, green, blue and coral, with a line inside each box for the product. Every problem multiplies a multiple of ten by a single digit, from 20 x 5 up to 90 x 7, and the answers run from 100 to 720.
This is the step past the basic tables, and it is a short one if a child sees the pattern. Anyone who knows 6 x 4 can do 60 x 4 by working out 24 and putting a zero after it, and the page gives enough repetitions for that shortcut to become automatic. The color coding is doing quiet work too, since it breaks sixteen problems into four short rows and gives a child an obvious place to stop for a moment.