multiplicationLittle practice. Growing confidence.
Free times-table practice / 2 to 12

Big confidence.
One little fact
at a time.

A friendly place to build your times tables. Take your time, practise the tricky bits, then try a timed multiplication check.

No sign-up. No names. Free to practise, as often as you like.

A little warm-up ✨
TRY THIS ONENo timer
7×8= ?

Pick an answer. It’s just a warm-up.

Let’s practise the 7s →
25questions in a
practice check
6sto answer
each question
3sbreathing space
between questions
2–12times tables
to explore

Find your kind
of practice.

Start wherever feels comfortable. A few facts today are a good place to begin.

01 / Get familiar

Try a timed check.

Three warm-ups, then 25 questions. Six seconds for each answer, with a short pause in between.

Start a check ↗
02 / Slow it down

Pick your tables.

Practise one table or a mix. Leave the timer off, see each answer and try a helpful way to work it out.

Choose my practice →
03 / Keep growing

See your next step.

Your completed sessions stay on this device. Revisit missed facts and watch your practice build.

See my progress →
For parents & teachers

A calm start.
A little every day.

This independent practice check follows the published question count and standard timings used for the Year 4 multiplication tables check in England. It generates its own questions and gives practice feedback.

Read the grown-up guide ↗

A few things to know.

Is this the official multiplication tables check?

No. This is an independent practice site. The official check is run by schools. Our results are practice feedback, not an official assessment or prediction.

Do I have to use a timer?

Only in the MTC-style check. In Practice, choose “No timer” and move to the next question when you’re ready.

Where does my progress go?

Completed sessions are saved in this browser. We don’t upload answers or ask for pupil names. On a shared device, another person using the same browser profile can see this record.

Is there a pass mark?

The official check has no expected-standard threshold. We show how many questions you answered correctly and which facts to revisit, without a pass/fail label.