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How to Play Multiplication Chart

Choose a number button at the top. Drag the correct answers into each multiplication problem in that table. When the whole table is right, a check mark appears on that number button. Then choose another table.

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This interactive times table helps kids memorise multiplication facts by completing one table at a time.

What is Multiplication Chart?

Choose a number button at the top. Drag the correct answers into each multiplication problem in that table. When the whole table is right, a check mark appears on that number button. Then choose another table.

How to play Multiplication Chart

Click a number button; drag answers into place.

Step by step

  1. Pick a times table from the buttons at the top.
  2. Drag each answer to the matching problem.
  3. Complete the whole table.
  4. See the check mark on the number button.
  5. Move on to the next table.

Strategy tips to play better

  • Notice the pattern: each answer is the table number more than the one before (4, 8, 12, 16...).
  • Learn x2, x5 and x10 first, then x3, x4, x9, and finally x6, x7, x8.
  • Use the turnaround rule: 3 x 7 is the same as 7 x 3.
  • Aim to get a check mark on every number.

What kids learn

  • Times tables
  • Number patterns
  • Skip counting
  • Memory

For parents and teachers

Perfect for grade 3, when most children memorise their times tables.

Tips & Tricks

Beginner

Count up by the table number to find each answer.

Pro

Complete a table without counting, from memory.

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Educational Importance

Working through a whole table reveals patterns, which makes multiplication facts easier to remember and understand.

Practical Applications

Ideas:

Use CaseDescription
Weekly goalMaster one table per week.
Pattern huntFind patterns in the x9 table.
ProgressCount check marks.

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Multiplication Chart FAQ

How do I know I finished a table?

A check mark appears on that number button.

Which tables should kids learn first?

x2, x5 and x10, then x3, x4 and x9, then x6, x7 and x8.

What grade is it for?

Mainly grade 3.

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