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Colour by Multiplication | 11 Times Table Activity Worksheets

Want a creative way to consolidate multiplication facts? Our colour by multiplication activity worksheet for the 11 times table invites children to solve each question, then use a colour code to complete a mystery picture. Pupils work through 11 times table facts such as 2 × 11, 7 × 11 and 12 × 11, then match each answer to a specific colour using the key provided (e.g. 132 = pink, 22 or 66 = red). As they apply their answers across the picture, a hidden image gradually appears. This KS2 maths activity builds number confidence while combining recall practice with a visual and satisfying end result.

Key Curriculum Focus

This KS2 times tables/multiplication worksheet aligns with the national curriculum by supporting:

  • Practising multiplication facts for the 11 times table in varied contexts
  • Developing number recognition and applying facts to a visual task
  • Strengthening recall through repeated problem-solving with immediate visual feedback

The colour-by-answer format allows pupils to rehearse key multiplication facts in a non-linear way, helping them recall answers out of order while staying motivated by the unfolding image. This colour by multiplication activity worksheet for the 11 times table encourages careful checking and supports children who benefit from combining visual and mathematical tasks.

11 Times Table in KS2 Maths

In KS2, children develop times table knowledge through pattern recognition, retrieval and application. For example, instantly knowing that 11 × 7 = 77 supports future work in division, factors and algebraic reasoning. Visual activities like this one help embed these facts in memory while making maths feel accessible to all learners.

Activity Idea: Times Table Colouring Wall

Provide blank templates and let children create their own multiplication colouring pictures based on the 11 times table. They choose answers, assign colours, and design a simple image—then swap with a partner to solve and colour. A great way to combine art and maths.

Explore more primary resources for the times tables

Add movement to maths practice with this Spin and Times by Eleven – 11 Times Table Activity Worksheet. Children spin a number, multiply it by 11, then record their calculation and answer in the matching boxes. For more interactive multiplication resources, explore our complete collection of 11 times table worksheets created to support KS2 number fluency and recall.

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