22 Times Table

Numbers can be full of surprises, and 22 is one of them! Kids are often amazed to learn that 22 is everywhere, from 22-yard cricket pitches to 22 major constellations historically recorded in early astronomy, and even fun facts like 22 letters in the ancient Hebrew alphabet. It’s also a “double number,” which means it’s made of two identical digits, something children naturally find cool and memorable.

And here’s the best part:
Even though 22 is a larger number than most multiplication beginners start with, the 22 times table is easier than parents and teachers expect. Because 22 = 2 × 11, children only need to combine two tables they already recognize. Once kids learn the pattern, the products grow quickly—giving them a confidence boost and strengthening mental math.

22 Times Table Multiplication Chart

What Is the 22 Times Table?

The 22 times table consists of multiplying 22 by whole numbers—22 × 1, 22 × 2, and so on.
Even though the results climb quickly, the table is highly pattern-based. Kids improve:

• place value understanding
• doubling strategies (since 22 = 2 × 11)
• confidence with bigger numbers
• bilingual number reading in Chinese

Because 22 is a composite number with friendly factors (2 and 11), students can lean on strategies they already know.

Why the 22 Times Table Helps Kids Learn Faster

• Children see simple structure: 22 × n = (2 × n) × 11
• They practice doubling first, then multiplying by 11
• It strengthens prediction and estimation skills
• It opens the door to understanding multi-digit multiplication

As one WuKong parent shared:

“Once my daughter saw that 22 is just ‘double 11,’ mastering the 22 times table became effortless!”

22 Times Table Chart and List (1–20)

22 Times Table (1–20)

Fun Facts About the Number 22

22 is a Double Number

Kids often love numbers like 11, 22, 33—they’re visually satisfying and easy to recognize.

22 Is Used in Many Sports and Games

• A cricket pitch is 22 yards long.
• Some card games use a 22-point scoring system.

22 Appears in Science & Culture

• Historically, 22 constellations were commonly recorded.
• There are 22 letters in the ancient Hebrew alphabet.

22 Times Table Tricks and Shortcuts

Trick 1 — Double 11

Since 22 = 2 × 11, do it in two steps:

1. Multiply by 11
2. Double the result

Example:
22 × 7 → 11 × 7 = 77 → 77 × 2 = 154

Trick 2 — Multiply by 20, Then Add Twice the Number

22 × n = (20 × n) + (2 × n)

Example:
22 × 9 = 180 + 18 = 198

Trick 3 — Skip-Counting by 22

22, 44, 66, 88…
Kids enjoy saying it in rhythm or clapping along.

Trick 4 — Pattern in the Tens Digit

Tens digit increases by 2 each step (nearly always).

Conclusion

The 22 times table is powerful, pattern-rich, and surprisingly fun for kids. With simple strategies like doubling and 11-multiplying, bilingual support, and engaging games, students can master big-number multiplication with confidence. Whether you’re a teacher, tutor, or parent, combining structure with creativity is the key to math success.

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Nathan | WuKong Math Teacher

Graduated from the University of New South Wales. He has over 8 years of experience teaching elementary and high school mathematics and science. As a rigorous and steady mathematics teacher, Nathan has always been well received by students 1-12 grades.