Multiplication

About Multiplication practice

Multiplication is free online math practice focused on multiplication facts — not story problems or lessons.

This open page keeps the tables and question type in one place. Turn tables on or off, and switch question type, before the next session.

Progress stays on this device for each local player. Sign in later if you want those stats on another device.

What makes this page different

• Skill focus

  Open multiplication. Turn individual tables on or off, or switch to missing-number facts on the practice page. Questions use standard a □ b = ? facts.

• Tables

  Default coverage is multiplication facts 1–9, the times tables through 9. Turn individual tables on or off on the practice page.

• Open practice

  This open multiplication page stays on times tables. Turn tables on or off, and choose regular or missing-number questions. There is no chain.

Good times to use this skill

• Daily math practice for kids

  Use a short session of Multiplication after homework or as a morning warm-up. No account wall — open and start.

• Classroom centers

  Put Multiplication on a shared device with local players so siblings or classmates keep separate records during math practice.

• Times-table mastery

  Start with 2, 5, and 10, then turn on the rest of the tables. Pair with the speed challenge when facts feel automatic.

How to practice Multiplication

1. Review the default difficulty for this skill, then change the settings this page still shows.
2. Press Start. Answer each fact with the number pad or keyboard.
3. Wrong answers can be retried on the same question (except when you move on after a correct submit).
4. Finish the set to see accuracy, median time, and missed facts. Retry missed or practice again.
5. Records stay on this device for each player. Sign in if you want those stats on another device.

Settings you can change

• Choose how many questions to answer in the session (or set a custom count).
• Turn on Show elapsed if you want a stopwatch without ending the session early.
• On the open multiplication or division page, turn tables on or off. Shortcuts select 2·5·10, 1–5, 1–9, or 1–12.
• On the open addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division page, choose regular, missing number, or chain. Multiplication and division have no chain.
• Settings lock while a session is running, then apply on the next Start.

Tips

• Aim for accuracy first. Speed comes after the fact feels automatic.
• Use Retry missed after a session to weight the facts that were wrong.
• Check Stats to see weak facts and recent sessions for this player.
• Turn on 2, 5, and 10 first. Add the other tables once those facts are solid.
• For timed math fluency, open the Speed challenge after a solid round of Multiplication.