About Times Tables

Free times tables practice for kids — master multiplication from 1x to 12x with timed drills and progress tracking. Builds math fluency for ages 6-12. No ads, no sign-up.

How to use

  1. Pick a mode in the sidebar: Practice (no timer, focus on accuracy) or Speed (60-second countdown for fluency drills). Practice fits Grade 2-3 introduction; Speed suits Grade 3-5 timed-test prep.
  2. Pick an age band: Ages 6-7 (1× and 2× and 5× and 10×, the easy 'anchor' tables), Ages 7-8 (adds 3× and 4×), Ages 8-9 (full 1-9), or Ages 9+ (all 1-12 facts).
  3. Tap the tables you want to practice (1 through 12) — pick one to focus drill, or tap several for a mixed set. Research from Schmidt & Bjork shows that interleaved tables build stronger long-term recall than blocked single-table practice.
  4. Hit Start, then use the on-screen numpad to type each answer and tap Submit. Speed mode shows a green-to-red timer bar so kids can see urgency without checking a clock.
  5. Watch the Mastery grid in the sidebar — every fact (e.g., 7 × 8) is color-coded: gray (new), yellow (learning), green (mastered). Mastery is earned by getting a fact right multiple times across sessions.
  6. Save the hardest facts for the end. Sarah Schmidt's multiplication research shows 6×7, 7×8, 8×6, and 7×7 are the slowest to automatize — prioritize these once 1×, 2×, 5×, and 10× are solid.
  7. Parent tip: 5 minutes a day, 4-5 days a week, beats one 30-minute weekend cram every time. Saxon Math's 'a little every day' principle plus the spacing effect (Cepeda et al. 2008) drive multiplication fluency by Grade 4.

Frequently asked questions

Why memorize times tables?
Automatic recall frees mental energy for complex math. Kids who know tables cold perform better.
What tables are covered?
1x through 12x. Practice specific tables or mixed drills. Timed mode builds speed.
Is this free?
Completely free — no ads, no sign-up, runs in your browser.

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