Free, gentle practice for ages 7–11

Times tables can actually be fun.

Free games, printable worksheets and simple ways to help children learn multiplication with less pressure.

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No sign-up to play
Timed play is always optional
Teacher-informed

Rami, the friendly dog guide, waving hello

A tiny win

What is

7 × 8?

Pick the answer that feels right.

Choose your own path

Which times table shall we explore?

Start with a familiar table or choose a new one. Every click takes you straight into gentle practice.

22 times table2, 4, 6, 8… 33 times table3, 6, 9, 12… 44 times table4, 8, 12, 16… 55 times table5, 10, 15, 20… 66 times table6, 12, 18, 24… 77 times table7, 14, 21, 28… 88 times table8, 16, 24, 32… 99 times table9, 18, 27, 36… 1010 times table10, 20, 30, 40… ✦Mix them upA little of everything

Play without pressure

Four ways to play. Choose calm practice or a speedy challenge.

Correct answers earn small moments of delight. A mistake simply gives you another clue—nothing is lost.

Funny sounds are optionalGentle barks, pops and boings only play after you switch them on.

Game 1

Quick Pick

Choose the answer. There is no timer.

Table

7 × 6

Choose an answer when you're ready.

Game 2

Find the Missing Number

Fill the gap, ask for a hint, or try a new one.

Table

8× =48

What number belongs in the box?

Game 3

Rami's Pond Hop

Match each multiplication with its answer and help Rami jump across the pond—or the mud.

Play Rami's Pond Hop

Game 4

Turbo Times

Choose a car or motorcycle. Each multiplication has 15 seconds, and your total time appears at the finish.

Start Turbo Times

Math from a child's day

Help Rami and Milo solve a real-life problem

Read it yourself or tap the speaker. There is no timer, and every multiplication factor stays between 1 and 10.

Milo the meerkat, shown with his whole head and body

Building a house

Rami helps build a garden playhouse. There are 6 rows with 5 bricks in each row. How many bricks are used altogether?

Your answer

Draw 6 rows with 5 bricks in each row.

Meet the learning crew

Who would you like to practise with?

Choose a friend to open a calm mixed-times-tables round with numbers from 1 to 10.

Practise with Rami

the dog Practise with Finn

the fox Practise with Olive

the owl Practise with Ruby

the rabbit Practise with Bruno

the bear Practise with Cleo

the cat Practise with Poppy

the red panda Practise with Otto

the otter Practise with Ellie

the elephant Practise with Freddie

the frog Practise with Pip

the penguin Practise with Milo

the meerkat

Use the chart

How to read the multiplication chart

Choose one number along the top and one number down the left. Follow the row and column until they meet. The number in that square is the answer.

Example 3 × 4 = 12 Find 3 on the left and 4 along the top. Their row and column meet at 12.

This is a learning tool, not a timed test
Click an answer to highlight its row and column
A complete 1–10 chart is ready to print below

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Click a result to see exactly how its row and column make the equation.

A challenge when you feel ready

Earn your times tables diploma

When you feel ready, solve 20 mixed multiplication questions from 1 to 10. There is no timer and you can try again whenever you want.

20 correct answers = diploma earned

You need all 20 answers correct
Every round uses new mixed questions
Your result appears straight away

Diploma challengeQuestion 1 of 20

7 × 8 = ?

Take your time. Type an answer when you are ready.

Ready when you are

Free printable times tables worksheets

Clean, classroom-friendly practice pages with plenty of writing space and no printed solutions.

Easy start

Build confidence

Friendly single-table sheets for 2, 3, 4 and 5.

Free PDF • 10 × 10 grid

Hundred square 1–100

Every number from 1 to 100, arranged in ten rows of ten.

Download PDF

2-page PDF

Colour by multiplication

Two solve-and-colour pictures with no solutions printed on the sheets.

Download PDF

The prototype now includes a printable 7× sample and two ready-to-download PDF resources.

Made for real learning

Gentle for children. Useful for grown-ups.

Short practice can be meaningful when children understand what they are doing, feel capable and keep some choice.

Small wins

Tasks are short enough to finish and clear enough to understand.

Choice, not pressure

Children choose a table, ask for hints and stop without losing progress.

Patterns before speed

Visual connections help facts make sense before fluency grows.

Free for home or school

The Ultimate Free Times Tables Pack

One practical bundle to make the next week of multiplication practice feel easier.

20printable worksheets
1–10multiplication chart
7 daysgentle practice plan
Plusmixed test & fun activities

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A multiplication game children will want to play

Original characters, music, humour and stories—designed so children feel like they are playing while real multiplication knowledge grows.

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Music

Stories

Humour

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Clear advice, grounded in how children learn

Practical ideas for parents, teachers and homeschool families—without turning every practice session into a battle.

7 times table

How to learn the 7 times table without just chanting

Use anchors, patterns and small groups of facts to make the hardest table feel manageable.

For grown-ups

How to teach times tables without pressure

A simple routine that protects confidence while still building fluency.

Memory tip

Why is 7 × 8 so hard to remember?

What makes some facts harder—and a memorable way to connect 56, 7 and 8.

Five calm minutes can be enough

Pick one table and collect one small win today.

Choose a times table