Multiplication Games

Camel Times

A good introduction to multiplication for KS1. The game starts with counting in twos and tens, relating this to times tables. (BBC Schools)

Mad 4 Maths

A great set of games to help you practise 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9 times tables. There's a jigsaw puzzle for the 3 x table, pop the bubbles for 4 x, whack a mouse for 5 x, skateboarding for 6 x, catch the roof tiles for 7 x and climb the tree for the 8 times table. Great fun! (Mad 4 Maths)

BBC Skillswise Grid

Some excellent times table grid games to help with both multiplication and division. You can choose which times tables you want to practise and whether to play against a timer. (BBC Skillswise)

Tables Shooter

Choose which multiplication table you want to practise, then move the spitfire so the target is over the correct answer. Press the space bar to shoot. (ICT Games)

Cloud Click

Click on a cloud to choose the times table you want to practise or choose mixed. When you have clicked on all the correct answers you are rewarded with a fireworks display. (eChalk)

Multibounce

You can choose to practise a particular times table or go for "any" to really test yourself. In the game you have to move the bouncer so that the ball bounces off the correct number - quite tricky until you get used to it. (ICT Games)

Underwater Times Tables

This game has a gentle pace. Once you have chosen which times table to practise you can then have the questions presented in order if you like (level 1) or in random order (level 2). This makes it a good game for when you are just starting to learn a new times table. (What2Learn)

Maths Magician

Choose multiplication at either level 1 or level 2 from the first screen. Your challenge is to type in the answers to 50 or 100 mixed multiplication questions within five minutes. (Oswego)

Table Trees

A simple game where you type in the answer to the times table question then check your answer. Choose any times table up to 12 or type in your own number and test yourself on 20 times table, 13 times table or anything you like! (Designed by Year 4 children at Ambleside Primary School)

Mission Times Table

In this times table quiz you will be tested to the limits - see if you can reach the stars. (Crickweb)

Tables Tester

Click the level you want - easier, harder or megahard - to generate a sum. Type in the answer then click check. (Ambleside Primary)

Sum Sense

This is quite a tricky game! You can set a target of how many questions you will answer within the time limit. Then you are presented with three or four number cards which you must arrange to make a multiplication sum. (Oswego)

Learn your Tables

This site provides a great way to learn and test yourself on times tables. On the first screen, click on the table you want to practise, then click drag and drop for an activity where you drag the sum onto the correct answer. When you know lots of tables, you can test yourself on a mixture. (Learnyourtables.co.uk)

Mental Maths Fridge Magnets

There are two levels and you can choose whether or not to play against the clock. For level A you have to drag the answer to times table sum into the boxes. Level B asks you to fill in the gaps, e.g. 5 x ? = 10. (BBC Skillswise)

Ghost Blasters

On the first screen you can use the arrows to set the multiple you want to find. You have to click on all the ghosts which are a multiple of the number you chose. You get a point for each ghost you click correctly, but lose 10 points for clicking the wrong ghost. This game is very fast paced - you need to know your tables well with instant recall to get anywhere! (Oswego)

Hit the Button

Choose times tables on the first screen then decide whether you want to hit the answer or hit the question. You can choose any times table to test yourself on up to 10 or click any for a mixture. It's a very straightforward game. See how many points you can score before your one minute runs out. (WMNet)

Conveyor Belt

This game uses multiplication problems expressed in words, e.g. you buy 5 DVDs at £9 each, how much will it cost altogether. Level A is multiple choice, but for Level B you have to type your answer in. (BBC Skillswise)