Practise your times tables.
Right here, right now.
Pick a few tables and press start. Ten questions, free, no account and no ads.
Which tables do you want to practise?
Tap one or more tables.
Times Tables 4.0
The tables, as a game.
In the app you practise with your own 3D buddy. Every right answer hits the gas, builds your castle or pops a bubble.
Pick what you want to see
Also in the app: Classic and Against the clock, every table explained, the Parent Report and streak widgets.
Pick your own buddy
Eight 3D animals. Your buddy races, runs, builds and pops bubbles with you. And Fluffy drops by every day with a tip or a little encouragement.
Dino
Frog
Bunny
Fox
Panda
Cat
Bear
Penguin
Practise together on the big screen
Times Tables runs on Apple TV too. Take turns with the Siri Remote while the rest of the family cheers. Premium bought on iPhone or iPad works there as well.
What does the app cost?
Downloading is free. If you want more, you pay once.
Free
- Tables 1 through 5
- Every game, including Master Builder
- The Green Hills world
- A profile for each child, and the Parent Report
Premium
Pay once- Tables 6 through 12
- Four more worlds
- No subscription, no ads anywhere
- For the whole family, on all your Apple devices
Candyville
Winterland
Desert
Moon
On this website everything stays free: every table, the speed test and the worksheets.
For the classroom
For 2nd to 5th grade. Printable worksheets, a speed test for the whiteboard and a diploma when they're ready. All free.
- WorksheetsPDF with an answer sheet. One table or mixed.
- Speed testTen seconds per question. Works well on a whiteboard.
- Times tables diplomaShow you know them, then print your diploma.
- Beat the clock100 seconds and 10 lives. How many can you get?
Or open a single table, with tips and tricks
Questions from parents and teachers
What's the fastest way to learn times tables?
The best way to learn times tables is through regular, short practice sessions. Start with the easier tables (1, 2, 5, 10) and build up gradually. Practice 10-15 minutes daily and repeat difficult problems more often. Also use tricks like doubling for the 4 times table (first ×2, then ×2 again).
At what age should children start learning times tables?
Children typically start learning times tables around age 7-8, in 2nd or 3rd grade. They begin with easier tables like 1, 2, 5, and 10. The harder tables come in 3rd and 4th grade. But every child is different - some are ready earlier, others need more time.
How long should children practice each day?
10-15 minutes per day is ideal. Short, regular practice sessions work much better than long, infrequent ones. You can split this into multiple moments: 5 minutes in the morning, 5 minutes after school. Consistency is more important than duration.
Which times tables are the hardest?
The 7, 8, and 9 times tables are often considered the most difficult. This is because they have fewer patterns than other tables. Tips: for the 9 times table, the digits of the answer always add up to 9 (e.g., 9×7=63, 6+3=9). For the 8 times table, you can double: 8×6 = 4×6×2 = 24×2 = 48.
Is the Times Tables app free?
Downloading is free, and tables 1 through 5 work in every game without paying. Premium unlocks tables 6 through 12 and four extra worlds. It's a one-time purchase: no subscription and no ads. On this website everything stays free.
Does the app work on iPad and Apple TV?
Yes. Times Tables runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. On Apple TV you play with the Siri Remote. Premium bought on iPhone or iPad also works on your Apple TV and on your family's other devices.