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Times tables game maker

An online multiplication game for the times tables 1 to 12: correct answers colour in a hidden picture, and any fact a child misses comes back until it sticks. It prints as a worksheet or a times table chart too.

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Which multiplication tables

Choose the tables players practise. Selected tables repeat down the grid.

The grid is 10 × 10 squares.

Players choose their tables

Each player picks which of the tables above to practise before the grid appears. The grid stays the same size.

Order of the numbers

Each row counts up the way a table is recited: 1 × 5, 2 × 5, 3 × 5. For practising in sequence.

Picture to colour in

Correct answers reveal the picture, so players only see it as they answer.

How this generator works

Make your first times tables game

  1. Choose the tables

    • Tick the tables to practise, or take a ready set in one click.
    • There is nothing to type.
  2. Choose the order and a picture

    • In order is for practising in sequence, shuffled for recalling each fact.
    • Correct answers reveal the picture.
  3. Check the preview

    • The preview shows the grid players get, with the picture faintly behind it.
    • Show answers fills in every answer.
  4. Print or share

    • Share has the link, the QR code and the print options.
    • Play opens it as a player would.

Print as a worksheet

Print the grid blank as a practice sheet with a name line, or filled in as a coloured multiplication chart.

Share it online

One link or QR code opens the game in any browser, with no player accounts. Embedding needs a paid plan.

Save your activity first

Free to build, free to play. No account needed to try it. A free account saves your game and covers 60 player sessions a month. One session is one player opening one activity.

What this maker can do

More possibilities

Ways to use it

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A custom times tables game for one table, the tables of the week, a class race or a printable multiplication chart: start from an example below and make it your own.

Who it’s for

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