Full Times Tables Check: 2 to 12

🏁 Times Tables Check (25 questions)Age 8-10MediumMultiplication 🇺🇸 3rd–4th Grade 🇬🇧 Year 3–5 🇦🇺 Year 3–4 🇮🇳 Class 3–4 📐 3.OA.C.7

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This is the full times tables check practice for kids, just like the UK Multiplication Tables Check in Year 4. Your child answers 25 mixed questions drawn from the 2 to 12 times tables, with 6 seconds for each one. Questions appear one at a time, so children learn to recall facts quickly instead of counting on their fingers.

It is free, needs no login, and works on a tablet, phone or computer. A weekly leaderboard adds friendly motivation, and children can repeat the check as often as they like to beat their own score.

How to play

Press Start. One multiplication question appears on the screen at a time.
Type the answer using the keypad and submit it before the 6-second timer runs out.
Keep going until all 25 questions are done, then check your score and see which facts need more practice.
Try again later in the week to improve your time and climb the leaderboard.

This activity builds quick recall of all multiplication facts from 2 x 2 up to 12 x 12 — the same range tested in the UK Multiplication Tables Check. Working against a 6-second timer helps your child move from slow counting to instant recall, which frees up thinking space for division, fractions, area and word problems later on. The mixed question order stops children relying on a chanted pattern, so they truly know each fact. Scores after each attempt show exactly which tables need another look. Short, regular practice of five to ten minutes a day works far better than one long session.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Multiplication Tables Check?

It is a short online check taken by pupils in Year 4 in England. Children answer 25 multiplication questions from the 2 to 12 times tables, with 6 seconds allowed for each question. This activity follows the same format so the real check feels familiar.

Is 6 seconds per question too fast for my child?

Six seconds matches the official check, and most children reach it with practice. If your child feels rushed at first, start with one or two tables they know well, build confidence, then return to the full 2 to 12 check.

What age is this activity for?

It suits children aged about 8 to 10, which is Year 4 and Year 5 in the UK or Grades 3 to 5 elsewhere. Older children who want to speed up their recall of multiplication facts will also find it useful.

How often should my child practise?

Five to ten minutes a day is plenty. Short, regular sessions help facts stick far better than one long session each week. Encourage your child to note the questions they missed and practise those tables before the next attempt.

Is this activity free to use?

Yes, it is completely free and needs no sign-up to play. You can repeat the check as many times as you like. Adding a nickname lets your child appear on the weekly leaderboard for a little extra motivation.

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Updated 5 Nov 2026