Learn the times tables by playing
Choose which times tables to practise (1–12) and play. In the 60-second sprint you answer as many questions as you can; in 20 questions you aim for a perfect score. Answer by tapping one of four choices – great for younger children – or by typing the answer, which is better for real recall.
A streak counter rewards correct answers in a row, wrong answers show the right result straight away, and at the end you get a list of the facts to practise. Switch to division mode to learn the inverse facts. Best scores are saved for each combination of tables.
How to use
- Tick the times tables you want to practise.
- Pick a mode: 60-second sprint, 20 questions or division.
- Choose multiple choice or typed answers, then press Start.
- After the round, look at the facts to practise and try to beat your best score.
Ideas for using it
- Daily practice. one 60-second sprint a day on the tricky 6, 7 and 8 tables.
- Classroom. the whole class against the clock on the whiteboard.
- Before a test. all tables, 20 typed questions, aim for 20/20.
- Division. once multiplication is solid, practise the inverse facts.