8 Times Table Worksheet
The 8 times table can be learned quickly once kids realize every fact is simply double the matching 4 times table fact. This printable worksheet gives focused practice on the 8s, making it a great follow-up once the 4 table is solid, and includes a full answer key.
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How to teach multiplication facts for 8
- 1
Connect it to the 4 table
Remind kids that 8 is double 4, so any 8 fact is just the matching 4 fact doubled — for example, 4x6=24, so 8x6=48.
- 2
Practice doubling first
Before the worksheet, have kids double single numbers up to 12 as a quick mental math warm-up.
- 3
Drill the tricky middle facts
8x7 and 8x8 tend to be the slowest recalls, so give them extra repetition with flashcards.
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Check work against the answer key
Compare finished answers right away so kids see exactly which doubling step went wrong if a fact is missed.
Common mistakes kids make
- Doubling incorrectly, like turning 4x6=24 into 8x6=44 instead of 48 — review basic doubling of two-digit numbers before this worksheet.
- Confusing 8x7=56 with 7x7=49 — separate these facts with extra flashcard drills since they look similar on paper.
- Forgetting a step when doubling and writing half the correct answer — slow down and write the 4-table fact first as a checkpoint.
- Losing count when skip-counting by 8s past 60 — pause every third number to double-check the running total.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Practice the 4 times table thoroughly before assigning this sheet so the doubling strategy actually helps.
- Have kids explain out loud why 8x5 equals double of 4x5 to reinforce the concept, not just the answer.
- Use two different colored pencils to mark facts solved instantly versus facts that needed extra thought.
- Revisit the sheet after a week to confirm the facts have moved into long-term memory.
Grade alignment
This worksheet supports Common Core standard 3.OA.C.7, typically taught in 3rd grade. Use it for practice, homework, review or a timed check of fluency.
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Open worksheetFrequently asked questions
What is the easiest way to learn the 8 times table?
Since 8 is double 4, doubling each 4-times-table answer gives the matching 8 fact, which is faster than memorizing all twelve facts from scratch.
What grade learns the 8 times table?
The 8 times table is typically introduced in 3rd grade alongside the rest of the multiplication facts to 12.
Is there an answer key on this worksheet?
Yes, a complete answer key is included so results can be checked instantly.
How many facts are on the 8 times table worksheet?
The worksheet includes all twelve facts from 8x1 through 8x12.
Should I teach the 4 table before the 8 table?
Yes, mastering the 4 times table first makes the 8 times table much easier since every 8 fact is just double the matching 4 fact.