How to play
Tap the times tables you want to practice, then press Start the quiz. Each question has four answers to choose from. Right answers are celebrated. Wrong answers show the correct fact, so every question is a chance to learn. After ten questions, you’ll see your score and can play again or change tables.
Nothing is saved or sent anywhere, and there are no accounts. Scores disappear when you close the page.
Getting the most from the quiz
- Focus on two or three tables at a time. Once your child scores 10 out of 10 twice in a row, add another table.
- Say the whole fact. Encourage children to say "seven times eight is fifty-six", not just "56". Saying the full fact helps it stick.
- Short and often. One quiz a day for a couple of weeks beats a long session once a week.
- Pair it with paper practice. Our printable multiplication worksheets help children practice recalling facts without multiple-choice hints.
Why multiple choice?
Choosing from four answers is quick and low-pressure, which makes it a friendly way to review facts. The wrong answers are close to the right one, so children still need to think. When facts feel secure, move on to writing answers on a worksheet or saying them aloud.
Frequently asked questions
Is this game free and safe for kids?
Yes. It’s free, needs no sign-up, and collects no information. Children just tap and play.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?
Yes. The buttons are large and the game works in any modern mobile browser.
Which tables should my child start with?
The 2, 5 and 10 times tables are the easiest place to start, then 3 and 4.
How can I tell when a table is learned?
When your child scores 10 out of 10 twice in a row without hesitating, the table is well on its way. Check again a week later. If the score holds, add a new table and keep the old one in the mix for review.