⚡ Math Facts Practice: Quick Quizzes for Times Tables and More

How to use it

1. 1. Pick what to practise

   Choose addition, subtraction, multiplication or division and the range of numbers. To drill one times table, type its number in the table box. Leave that box empty to mix the whole range.

2. 2. Choose a round

   Take 20 questions and finish at your own pace, or 60 seconds and answer as many as you can. Press Start and the first question appears in large type.

3. 3. Type and press Enter

   Type the answer and press Enter or the Check button. The screen shows at once if you were right and always shows the correct fact, then moves on to the next question.

4. 4. Review what you missed

   At the end you see your score, the time taken and each fact you got wrong. Press Practice the missed facts to go through just those until they feel easy.

Ideas for class and home

• Five minutes a day

  A child who does one 20-question round each day learns the facts through repetition. The missed-facts list shows exactly which ones to keep practising, so no time is spent on what is already known.

• One table at a time

  Fill in the table box with 6, choose multiplication and run a round. Move on to 7 only when the score is steady. Division with the same table practises the matching facts backwards.

• Beat your own time

  Use the 60-second round as a friendly challenge. Children try to beat their previous score, which keeps the competition with themselves rather than with the class.

• Whole-class screen warm-up

  Use the full screen button on a classroom display and let students call out the answer before you type it in. The large question suits the back row.