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Times tables
Every right answer adds a brick. Build all twelve towers.
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Each tower is one table. A right answer places a brick; three quick ones in a row lock it in.0 of 144 bricks- 1 times table: 0 of 12
- 2 times table: 0 of 12
- 3 times table: 0 of 12
- 4 times table: 0 of 12
- 5 times table: 0 of 12
- 6 times table: 0 of 12
- 7 times table: 0 of 12
- 8 times table: 0 of 12
- 9 times table: 0 of 12
- 10 times table: 0 of 12
- 11 times table: 0 of 12
- 12 times table: 0 of 12
Pick a table
- 1 times table
- 2 times table
- 3 times table
- 4 times table
- 5 times table
- 6 times table
- 7 times table
- 8 times table
- 9 times table
- 10 times table
- 11 times table
- 12 times table
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Frequently asked questions
How do you learn the times tables fast?
Start with the 1, 2, 5 and 10 times tables. Try a round of 10 questions, check what you missed and practise those facts again in your next round.
Which times table is the hardest?
It depends on which facts you already know. If you get stuck on 7 × 8, split 7 into 5 + 2: 5 × 8 = 40 and 2 × 8 = 16, so 7 × 8 = 56.
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At what age do children learn the times tables?
Usually between 7 and 10. Before that, it helps to understand that multiplying means adding the same number several times.