How to use the times table and quiz
Pick a number from 1 to 12 to see its full times table, from 1x through 12x, with the result of each multiplication. To practice, switch to quiz mode, choose a difficulty (easy: numbers up to 5, medium: up to 10, hard: up to 12), and answer 10 questions in a row as fast as possible.
At the end of the quiz you see your score, total time, and — if you beat your previous best for that difficulty — it gets saved in your browser for next time. Questions you got wrong are tracked in a "most frequent mistakes" list so you know exactly what to review.
Why practice with a timed quiz
Memorizing the times table gets easier with repetition and immediate feedback: answering quickly and seeing right away whether you got it right helps the result stick. The timer creates a healthy push to train speed as well as accuracy, which is exactly what timed school tests and worksheets require.
- Start with the easy level (up to 5x) before moving up.
- Repeat the quiz for the same number a few times in a row.
- Use the most-frequent-mistakes list to review before your next attempt.
- Print the worksheet to practice away from a screen.
Printable practice worksheet
From a number's times table view, use the print button to generate a blank worksheet for that number (e.g. 7 x 1 = ___, 7 x 2 = ___, through 7 x 12 = ___), ready for a student to fill in on paper. It's a simple way to practice away from a screen or reinforce the material at home.
Local processing and privacy
The quiz, timer, saved best score, and mistakes list all run entirely in your browser. No answer or score is sent to a server.
