Half the square is free
7 × 8 and 8 × 7 are the same answer, so the 144 facts in the square are really 78. Learn the 2, 5 and 10 tables first; after them only 36 facts are left.
Times Tables ✖️
Learn the multiplication square with pictures, then practise until the facts come without counting. The ones you miss come back at the end of each round.
Tables 1 to 12
Dots for every fact
1-minute sprint
Nothing leaves your device
The multiplication square
Tap any answer to see the fact. The arrow keys move around the square.
The fact
Choose a table
Which tables?
How to play
Result
Good to know
The dots are the meaning
7 × 8 is 7 rows of 8. Counting the dots in fives shows why the answer is 56, and it is the same picture as the area of a 7 by 8 rectangle later on.
A little, often
Five minutes a day does more than an hour once a week. The practice ends by giving back only the facts that were missed, so the next round is shorter and more useful.
Nothing leaves your device
Everything runs in your browser and no scores are saved. The address bar keeps the table and settings, so a link opens the same practice.
Tool created by
លោក ណាត ប៊ុនឆ័យ · Mr. Nat Bunchhai
Alpha Academy Cambodia
Times tables are the base of everything after.
Our tutors help primary students learn their tables with games and short daily practice, so long multiplication, fractions and division stop being hard.