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Do you think the number 2 resembles a duck?

11 Times Table

The 11 times table is full of friendly patterns. Use it in KS2 to multiply and divide quickly, spot number links, and solve real problems with totals and equal groups.

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Fascinating Fact:

If you have 11 pencils in each box, then 6 boxes hold 11 × 6 = 66 pencils.

In KS2 Times Tables, the 11 times table improves fluency and mental methods. Pupils can use patterns for smaller facts, partitioning for larger ones, and inverse division to check answers quickly.

Key Terms

  • Partition: To split a number into parts, such as 11 as 10 + 1, to make multiplication easier.
  • Product: The answer to a multiplication, such as 11 × 7 having a product of 77.
  • Inverse: The opposite operation that undoes something, such as division undoing multiplication.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is the 11 times table?

The 11 times table is the list of answers you get when you multiply numbers by 11, such as 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, and it continues in steps of eleven.

How can I learn the 11 times table in KS2?

You can learn the 11 times table in KS2 by spotting patterns and using 11 as 10 + 1, because 11 × n equals 10 × n plus n.

How do I check 11 times table answers using division?

You can check an 11 times table answer by dividing the product by 11, for example if 11 × 8 = 88, then 88 ÷ 11 should equal 8.

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1 .
8 x 11 =
81
88
89
98
2 .
11 x 12 =
112
132
144
157
3 .
11 x 4 =
41
43
44
49
4 .
2 x 11 =
19
20
21
22
In bingo, 22 is sometimes called two little ducks because the numbers look a little like ducks
5 .
5 x 11 =
51
56
59
55
For single figures, you can simply change the '11' into the same numbers as you're multiplying them by. So 11 becomes 55. Easy!
6 .
11 x 7 =
77
71
75
79
7 .
11 x 9 =
91
99
101
111
A 99 is an ice-cream with a chocolate flake sticking out! Yum
8 .
3 x 11 =
31
33
35
37
3 x 11 is the same as writing 11 + 11 + 11
9 .
11 x 11 =
118
119
120
121
For these double figures, it's worth working out 10 x 11 and then simply adding another 11 onto the total
10 .
6 x 11 =
66
65
63
61
Author:  Sarah Garratty
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