Table of 4: Learn with patterns, real-life examples, and fun activities

The table of 4 becomes even more fascinating after mastering the table of 2 and table of 3 because it seems like a clever shortcut!

Learning the four times table is fun because it relates to patterns and doubling. This guide helps children learn the table of 4 using simple tricks, activities, and connect it in real world.

 

What is the Table of 4?

The table of 4 (or multiplication table of 4) means adding 4 again and again.

For example:
4 + 4 = 8
4 + 4 + 4 = 12
4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 16

This is called repeated addition.

So instead of writing:
4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 16

We write:
4 × 4 = 16

 

Table of 4 Chart (1 to 20)

Multiplication Result
4 × 1 4
4 × 2 8
4 × 3 12
4 × 4 16
4 × 5 20
4 × 6 24
4 × 7 28
4 × 8 32
4 × 9 36
4 × 10 40
4 × 11 44
4 × 12 48
4 × 13 52
4 × 14 56
4 × 15 60
4 × 16 64
4 × 17 68
4 × 18 72
4 × 19 76
4 × 20 80

Understanding the Pattern (Concept-Based Learning)

Let’s explore like math detectives.

What do you notice?

  • Numbers increase by 4 each time
  • Skip counting: 4, 8, 12, 16, 20…
  • All answers are even numbers
  • It’s like doubling twice!

Example:
4 × 5 = double of 5 (10) → double again = 20

Think & Predict

If you know:
4 × 10 = 40

Then:
4 × 11 = ? Just add 3 and the answer is 33

Easy, right? No memorising needed!

 

Table of 4 Real-Life Examples

Let’s find “groups of 4” around us

  • A car has 4 wheels -> 3 cars = 12 wheels
  • A table has 4 legs -> 5 tables = 20 legs
  • Many animals have 4 legs -> 6 animals = 24 legs
  • 4 chocolates in a pack -> 7 packs = 28 chocolates

Ask kids:
“Can you find 5 things that come in groups of 4?”

 

Table of 4 Activities & Games

Activity 1: Clap & Count

Clap while saying: 4, 8, 12, 16…
Makes learning rhythmic and fun

Activity 2: Double-Double Game

Pick a number > double it > double again
Example:
4 × 6 = 6 × 2 = 12 = 12 × 2 = 24

Magic trick for kids…

Activity 3: Jump Game

Jump forward in steps of 4 on a number line

Activity 4: Build with Blocks

Make groups of 4 blocks and count the total

Activity 5: Even Number Hunt

Find even numbers in a list
Connects patterns with logic

 

Table of 4 Solved Examples

  • 4 × 6 = 24
  • 4 × 9 = 36

Word Problems:

  • A chair has 4 legs. How many legs do 6 chairs have?
    4 × 6 = 24
  • A box has 4 candies. How many candies in 8 boxes?
    4 × 8 = 32

 

Table of 4 Practice Questions & Worksheet

  • Easy Level

  1. What is 4 × 2?
  2. What is 4 × 5?
  3. What is 4 × 10?
  4. What is double of 4 + double of 4?
  5. Fill in the blank: 4 × __ = 16
  • Medium Level

  1. If one box has 4 toys, how many in 6 boxes?
  2. Complete: 4, 8, 12, __, __
  3. What is 4 × 12?
  4. Find missing number: 4 × __ = 28
  5. How many legs do 7 tables have?
  • Hard Level

  1. What is 4 × 15?
  2. If 4 × 8 = 32, what is 32 + 4?
  3. How many chocolates are in 11 packs (4 each)?
  4. Complete: 24, 28, __, __, 40
  5. What is double of double of 9?

 

Easy Tricks to Learn Table of 4

  • Trick 1: Double-Double Method
    4 × 7 = double of 7 = 14  double = 28
  • Trick 2: Skip Counting
    4, 8, 12, 16…
  • Trick 3: Even Pattern
    All answers are even

You can save or print this worksheet for the Table of 4 for practice and revision.

Table of 4 Download PDF 

Why is the Table of 4 Important?

  • Helps in faster multiplication
  • Builds strong number sense
  • Makes learning higher tables easier
  • Improves mental maths speed
  • Useful in real-life counting

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