Which tables are included?

The 2 to 12 tables. In the kids age group (6 to 8) the list stops at 10.

Children from about six to twelve.

No. Times Tables is untimed practice. For a sixty second challenge, try Math Blitz.

No. The areas for children show no ads.

Yes. It is free in your browser, with no download and no account needed.

Times Tables

Tweens

About Times Tables

Pick a table and answer all twelve facts in a shuffled lap. Get every one right and the table is marked clean, so it is obvious which tables are solid and which still need a run. Separate from Math Blitz on purpose: this is practice, not a race.

Times Tables is calm multiplication practice for children. Pick a table, answer all twelve facts in a shuffled order, and a lap with no mistakes marks that table clean. At a glance, you can see which tables are solid and which need another go. It is practice, not a race.

Tips

Start with the 2, 5 and 10 tables. They follow easy patterns and build confidence.
Stay on one table until it is marked clean before moving on.
Tables are shuffled on purpose, so children learn each fact rather than chanting the sequence.
Point out the facts they already know from other tables: 3 times 7 is the same as 7 times 3.
A lap takes a couple of minutes. A few laps a day do more than one long session a week.

Questions

Which tables are included?: The 2 to 12 tables. In the kids age group (6 to 8) the list stops at 10.
What age is it for?: Children from about six to twelve.
Is there a timer?: No. Times Tables is untimed practice. For a sixty second challenge, try Math Blitz.
Are there ads?: No. The areas for children show no ads.
Is it free?: Yes. It is free in your browser, with no download and no account needed.