Type Practice
Typing-the-answer exercises - the real recall test. No multiple choice, no peek. Pick an exercise to start.
Why typing exercises matter
Flashcards let you peek. Quiz shows four options to pick between. Type Practice gives you only the question and forces your child to recall the answer from memory - the same skill they need on a school test or a real-life math problem. It's the hardest of the drills and the best test of whether a times table is truly learned.
How to use the exercises
New to multiplication? Equal Groups
Count groups of colourful things and type the equation. The visual on-ramp; same model schools use to introduce multiplication.
New table? Skip Counting
Fill in the gap in 7, 14, ?, 28. Builds the rhythm before recall is asked.
Then Type the Answer
See the multiplication, type the product. The cleanest recall test - no peek, no options.
Finish with Missing Factor
The same facts presented backwards. If they can solve 7 × ? = 56, they really know the table.
More exercises coming
Four typing exercises today. Others may land here over time - the format scales naturally to any drill where the user types one number. If you'd like to see a specific exercise, let us know.