In the card game "The Little 1x1," children practice multiplication tables at three different levels. Using a simple placement principle, the goal is to build the multiplication tables piece by piece. The winner is the one who can correctly place all their cards first. The three game variants for 1 to 4 players aged 7 and up differ in difficulty. Mastering the multiplication tables is essential, as they form the foundation for confident arithmetic. Through the playful arrangement of tables, tasks, and results, the little multiplication tables become visually ingrained and can be recalled with increasing confidence. The rules of the placement game are quickly explained, making it particularly easy to use the handy game cards even during breaks or on the go. In the easy variant at Level 1, the multiplication tables must be completed in the correct order. In the medium variant at Level 2, players need to arrange simple and medium-level multiplication tasks and results. In the hard variant at Level 3, a placement spot must also be found for difficult multiplication tasks and results. The 1x1 made easy and fun. Also suitable for independent work in elementary school.