Learn the times tables
Pick a table and work through the six-step plan, race the clock in a game, or print a chart for the wall. Everything here is free, nothing needs an account, and it all works on a phone.
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30sThirty seconds of practice, no setup. Answer what you can and we will show you where you stand.
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Learn and practise the multiplication tables
Pick a way to practise. Every mode uses the tables you choose, and your best score is kept on this device.
Quick Practice
–Straight questions, no clock, no pressure.
True or False
–Is the answer right, or not?
Mixed Practice
–Every kind of question, all shuffled together.
Test Mode
–A graded quiz, marked at the end.
Speed Test
–How many can you answer before the clock stops?
1 Minute Test
–Sixty seconds. How far can you get?
100 Seconds
–A hundred seconds, a hundred chances.
Tables Diploma
–Pass the test, print the certificate.
Flash Cards
–Guess, flip, check. No timer.
Memory Match
–Find the question and its answer.
Balloon Pop
–Pop the balloon with the right answer.
Space Race
–Answer fast, fly far.
Multiplication Grid
–Fill the whole grid against the clock.
Match Up
–Drag every answer to its question.
Which times table do you want to learn?
Each table has its own page with the facts, six practice steps, games and a printable chart.
Your results are saved on this device only — no account needed.
Print it out
Charts and worksheets that print cleanly in black and white, because the school printer is never in colour.
How to learn a times table that will not stick
The six steps on every table page are ordered on purpose. Each one asks for a little more than the last, so a child is never guessing and never bored.
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Read it out loud
Twice with the answers showing, once without. Saying it beats reading it.
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Fill it in, in order
In sequence, so each answer can lean on the one above it.
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Match them up
Drag answers onto questions. Recognising a fact comes before recalling it.
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Shuffle them
Same facts, no order to lean on. This is where the gaps show up.
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Beat the clock
Speed turns a fact you can work out into one you simply know.
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Take the diploma
Twelve questions, no clues. Pass it and that table is done.
Built for the people who actually use it
For children
Big buttons, a game after every bit of practice, and never an advert between a question and its answer. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to lose.
For parents
Ten minutes a day, on the sofa, on a phone. The progress markers show you what has actually been learnt rather than what has been sat through.
For teachers
Works on the whiteboard and on locked-down school devices. Print a differentiated worksheet in under a minute and hand it out.