Times Table Game
Pick which times tables to drill, set your difficulty and clock, then answer as many as you can.
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How to practise times tables
- Tap the times tables to practise, or a preset such as 6–9.
- Choose multiplication, division or both, a difficulty and a time limit.
- Click Start and answer as many as you can.
About this game
Choose exactly which times tables you want to drill — tap the numbers to toggle them, or use the preset buttons for a quick range like 6-9. Every problem drawn during a round is guaranteed to include one of your selected numbers, so if you only pick 7, you'll only ever see 7's. Set the operation (multiplication, division, or a mix of both), a difficulty for the other number in the problem, and a time limit, then press Start.
Division problems are built from the same fact families as multiplication, so a round on the 7 times table might ask "56 ÷ 7 = ?" alongside "7 × 6 = ?" — the answer always comes out to a whole number. Press Enter to submit; right or wrong, a new problem appears immediately, so speed and accuracy both matter.
Your best score is tracked separately for every combination of table range, operation, difficulty, and time limit — practicing just the 6-9 tables on Hard won't overwrite your best from drilling everything on Easy. Settings lock while a round is in progress; press Start again to begin a new round with your current settings. All scores are saved on this device.
Questions about times tables
How can my child learn times tables faster?
Little and often: a few minutes a day, focusing on one or two tables at a time, works better than long sessions.
Which times tables are hardest?
Usually 6, 7, 8 and 12, especially 7 × 8 = 56. Pick just those to practise.
Can it practise division?
Yes. Choose Division only or Both; division uses the same fact families, such as 56 ÷ 7.
What is the UK multiplication tables check?
A check in Year 4 of primary school in England, covering tables up to 12 × 12 with 6 seconds per question. Choose Normal difficulty to practise that range.