Math Charts

Math Charts is a free library of printable math reference charts, built around the small set of visuals that elementary students look at over and over: multiplication grids, times tables, a hundreds chart, place value, and fraction to decimal conversions. Every chart downloads as a PDF or PNG with no account, no email capture, and no watermark.

The multiplication section is the deepest part of the site. There are filled grids from 1 to 12 and 1 to 20, blank versions of both for practice, a 1 to 100 grid, and individual pages for the times tables children usually get stuck on, including the 3, 7, 8, 9 and 12. A chart maker lets you set the range and print a grid sized to what your child is actually working on rather than a fixed template.

The fraction chart is the other standout. It lays out 37 common fractions with denominators from 2 to 16 alongside their decimal and percentage equivalents, so a child can see at a glance that 3/8 and 0.375 and 37.5 percent are the same number. The accompanying text explains why some decimals repeat and how to check a conversion, which is more than most printable sites bother with.

This is a reference resource, not a curriculum. There is no instruction sequence, no practice problems with answers, and nothing that tracks progress. What it does well is produce the desk helper or math center card you need in about ten seconds, in a clean layout that prints legibly on A4 or US Letter. For homeschoolers that usually means printing a hundreds chart at the start of a unit and a fraction chart when decimals arrive, then not thinking about it again.

Best suited to roughly kindergarten through fifth grade, and to any older student who wants a conversion reference on the wall.