Maths11+ subject

Times Tables

Get quicker at every times table from 2× to 12×. Race the clock in a 60-second Sprint, practise one table at a time, beat your tricky facts and watch your 12 × 12 grid turn green. Free to play — members’ scores are saved and go on the weekly leaderboard.

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Times-tables trainer

Sprint · Practise · Tricky facts · Fact grid

Type each answer with the number pad or your keyboard — it moves on as soon as you’re right. Every answer colours your fact grid, so you can see which facts are known and which need work.

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Times-tables quizzes

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Ready for a scored test? These four quizzes pick questions at random from big banks, so every attempt is different. Your scores and trend show in “Your progress” above each quiz.

Times tables — easy

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Fill in the blanks

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Multiples of numbers

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Mixed questions

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Tips for learning times tables

Fast, accurate times tables make every other 11+ maths topic easier — fractions, ratio, area and long multiplication all depend on them.

A good routine

  1. Sprint every dayOne 60-second Sprint keeps your streak going. It only takes a minute.
  2. One table at a timePractise a table until its row turns green on the fact grid, then move on.
  3. Fix the tricky onesFinish with Tricky facts. The ones you keep missing come back until you get them.
  4. Beat your own bestTry to beat your personal best, not anyone else’s.

Handy tricks

a × b = b × aSwap it round

Learn one fact and you get its partner free.

Example8 × 3 = 3 × 8 = 24
× 4  × 8Keep doubling

× 4 is double, then double again. × 8 is double three times.

Example: 6 × 46 → 12 → 24
× 5Half of × 10

Times by 10, then halve the answer.

Example: 7 × 57 × 10 = 70, half = 35
× 9Digits add up to 9

Up to 9 × 10: the tens digit is one less than the number, and the two digits add up to 9.

Example: 9 × 77 − 1 = 6, then 6 + 3 = 9 → 63
× 11Repeat the digit

From 11 × 1 to 11 × 9, write the digit twice.

Example: 11 × 666
× 12× 10 plus × 2

Times by 10, times by 2, then add them together.

Example: 12 × 770 + 14 = 84

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