Let's learn are too stable now. In the too stable, we double the number to get the answer. What is doubling? Doubling means to add the same digit twice. If 3 is the number to be doubled, it will be 3 plus 3, which is equal to 6. So, if we have to multiply 2 into 6, it will be 6 plus 6, which is equal to 12. Or 2 x 9 would be 9 plus 9, which is equal to 18. Let's see how the table goes. Let's learn our table of the number two, which means to double to get through. Let's learn our table of the number two, which means to double to get through. Two ones are 2. Two twos are 4. That's great! Now we can do some more. Two threes are 6. Two fours are 8. Wow! We all do n gray. Two fives are 10. Two sixes are 12. Write it down and put it on your shelf. Two sevens are 14. Two eights are 16. One some trees and make the world green. Two nines are 18. Two tens are 20. The table of 2 is almost ready. Two elevens are 22. Two twelves are 24. Now the two times table is what you know. Wasn't that fun? So, in the two stable, you double the number to get the answer. Let's try one example. What is 2 into 8 equal to? That's right! It's 16. Now let's go back and try another number.
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