
Zero times anything always equals zero, and this 0 times tables worksheet gives your student twenty equations and two word problems to prove it to themselves.
This homeschool worksheet targets the zero property of multiplication across three sections. Section one runs through 0×0 to 9×0, section two flips the order with 0×1 through 0×10, and section three presents two word problems where students write the multiplication sentence and solve. A reference box in the top right corner states the rule clearly: n×0=0. This layout suits grades 2-3 homeschoolers who are just beginning multiplication fact practice.
The 0 times tables worksheet works well as an independent activity once you have introduced the zero property during a lesson. Because every answer is the same, your student can focus on reading and writing multiplication sentences correctly rather than calculating, which builds confidence before moving into harder fact families. The word problem section adds a light reasoning layer, asking students to translate a story into a number sentence.


A pencil suits this worksheet well since students are writing repeated answers and may want to check their work as they go. All three sections are straightforward enough for independent practice after a brief lesson introduction on the zero property.

Portrait orientation on standard copy paper works fine. Printing two or three copies gives your student repeated practice across the week without any extra prep.