Times Tables Practice
Practice your times tables with a table selector and instant feedback. Choose your level and build speed, one round at a time.
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Tips for faster times tables
Choose which tables (2-12) you want, then do a question set or a timed speed test.
- Start with 2, 5, 10 - then add 3, 4, 6, 8 - then 7, 9, 11, 12.
- If you miss one table repeatedly, isolate it for 2 minutes.
- Use patterns: x9 is 10xn - n.
- Use doubling: x8 is x4 then double.
- Common mistake: mixing up close facts (6x7 vs 7x8).
- Common mistake: rushing and dropping a digit under time pressure.
- Speed test is best after you're accurate - accuracy first, speed second.
- Do short daily sessions (1-3 minutes) for best retention.
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Times Tables Practice FAQ
This page locks one side to selected tables (2-12) and adds a speed test mode - it's designed specifically for times tables.
Use 0-12 for classic times tables. Increase it later for harder practice.
Aim for consistent accuracy first, then try to increase solved count over time.