Square & Cubes: Reference Chart
Introduction
This reference page brings together essential Squares and Cubes in a clear, structured, and interactive format. It helps students build strong number sense by quickly recalling squares and cubes—an essential skill for mental math, algebra, and speed-based math worksheets across the site.
Compact Squares and Cubes Memory Table
This compact table lists squares from 1 to 30 and cubes from 1 to 10 in a concise layout. It is designed for quick memorization and revision, covering the most frequently used square and cube values that students encounter in school math and mental calculation worksheets.
Quick Reference - Squares (1 to 30) and Cubes (1 to 10)
Interactive Squares and Cubes Table (1 to 50)
This interactive table displays numbers from 1 to 50, arranged in 5 columns and 10 rows. Students can control what they see using radio buttons:
- Squares – shows only square values
- Cubes – shows only cube values
- Both – shows squares and cubes together for each number
This flexibility helps learners focus on one concept at a time or compare squares and cubes side by side.
Squares - 1 to 50
Interactive Squares and Cubes Table (51 to 100)
This table extends the same interactive experience to numbers from 51 to 100, again arranged in 5 columns and 10 rows.
Using the same radio button options—Squares, Cubes, or Both—students can progressively build familiarity with higher values, which is especially useful for advanced practice and competitive exam preparation.
Squares - 51 to 100
Our Complete Resources on Squares and Cubes
Quick Maths Worksheets
Practice Finding Squares 51²-59², 151²-159², 251²-259²: Practice finding squares of numbers like 51²–59², 151²–159², 251²–259², and beyond. Apply the mental maths trick online with 100 interactive problems!
Practice Finding Squares Using (a + b)²: Practice drill on 3-step trick for finding the squares of numbers up to 300 based on the classic algebraic identity (a + b)² = a² + 2ab + b²
Practice Finding Squares Using (a + d)(a - d) + d²: Practice squaring numbers up to 200 using (a + d)(a − d) + d². Solve 150 problems mentally from left to right. Linked blog explains the trick visually.
High School Maths Worksheets
Squares and Cubes as Tables: Memorize the squares (up to 30) and cubes (up to 10) and test yourself with this tabular form maths worksheet. It has options like reversed and shuffled
Square or Cube the Numbers and Add Them Together: This worksheet engages you more by mixing the squares and cubes with simple maths addition. You can choose up to 5 rows of this combination
Quick Additions and Subtractions with Squares and Cubes: This worksheet takes you to the next level with the mix of the squares and cubes with maths addition and subtraction.
Quick Maths Tricks on Finding Squares
Finding Squares 51²-59², 151²-159², 251²-259²: Learn an easy mental maths trick to find squares of numbers like 51² to 59², 151² to 159², 251² to 259², and more. Includes an interactive flowchart
Finding Squares of Numbers Ending in 5: Master the superfast maths trick for the squares of numbers ending in 5. Detailed blog with examples & practice worksheets. Level up your mental maths skills!
Finding Squares Using (a + d)(a - d) + d²: Learn the another maths trick for finding the squares of numbers based on the algebraic identity (a + d)(a - d) + d². This is a left-to-right approach.
Finding Squares Using (a + b)²: Discover a lightning-fast 3-step maths trick for finding the squares of numbers up to 300 based on the classic algebraic identity (a + b)² = a² + 2ab + b²