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Times tables games
Practise one times table at a time, from the 1s to the 12s. Pick a table, answer its twelve facts against the clock, and get all twelve right inside a minute to earn a diploma you can print and pin on the fridge. Free, in the browser, no account.
The diploma
How the times tables diploma works
- Pick a table from 1 to 12. The game asks its twelve facts, from 7 × 1 to 7 × 12 and the other way round, in a shuffled order.
- Get all twelve right within one minute. One slip and the run carries on as practice; the diploma waits for a clean round.
- Print it. Type your child's name on the screen, press print, and out comes the diploma with the table and the date. Earn tables 1 to 10 and the Times Tables Master diploma is yours too.
The name is typed in your browser at print time and never leaves it. Diplomas are kept on your device only.
For parents and teachers
Short, honest practice
One table, twelve facts, about a minute. That is the right size for a daily habit: before school, after dinner, or as the warm-up at the start of a lesson. Because the facts are shuffled and asked both ways, a child cannot coast by counting up the table in order.
In class, a link to one table sends everyone straight to it, and a printed diploma is a good reason to have one more go. Thinking Time in the game's settings stretches the minute for children who need longer, so the diploma stays within reach for everyone.
Questions
Times tables practice: FAQ
- Is the times tables practice free?
- Yes. Every table, the diploma and the printable certificate are free, in the browser, with no account and no download.
- Which times tables can my child practise?
- Every table from 1 to 12. Each run asks the twelve facts of one table in a shuffled order, written both ways round (7 × 3 and 3 × 7).
- How does my child earn a times tables diploma?
- By answering all twelve facts of a table correctly within one minute. A run with a mistake keeps going as practice but does not earn the diploma. Earning tables 1 to 10 also unlocks the Times Tables Master diploma.
- My child needs more time. Can the minute be longer?
- Yes. The Thinking Time setting in the game stretches the time limit, up to ten times longer, and the diploma target stretches with it.
- Is my child's name sent anywhere?
- No. The name is typed on the print screen, stays in your browser and is never saved or sent. Earned diplomas are stored only on the device you play on.
- In what order should children learn their times tables?
- Most children start with the 2, 5 and 10 times tables, then the 3, 4 and 8, and finish with the 6, 7, 9, 11 and 12. Practising one table until its diploma comes easily, then moving on, works well.