Multiplication games
Fun ways to practice the times tables - the same facts your child is learning, just presented as a game instead of a test. Free, no signup, no ads.
Tap the Multiples
Spot 6 multiples of N hidden in a 5×5 grid. Pattern recognition over recall.
Play →Why games help children learn the times tables
Games make practice feel like play. For kids who freeze when asked "what's 7 times 8?" cold, a game gives them a way to engage with the same facts in a context that doesn't feel like a test. They see the answers, pair them up, recognise patterns - all without the pressure of being graded.
A short game session also pairs well with a few minutes of flashcards or a quiz. Game first to warm up, drill or quiz after to test what stuck.
How to use the games
Pick a game
One game today - Memory Match. More games will land here over time.
Pick a table
Each game lets you choose a single times table or mix them all up.
Play and replay
No timer, no streaks to lose. Play one round, play five, no pressure.
More games coming
Two games today: Memory Match (recall via pairs) and Tap the Multiples (recognition via patterns). Others may land here over time. If you have a favourite math game you'd like to see, let us know.