Multiplication & Division
Multiplication and division help children understand groups, sharing, repeated addition and how numbers relate to one another. These skills are useful in school and in many everyday situations.
Explore eight interactive games that help children move from simple groups and sharing through to missing numbers, everyday problems and more challenging calculations.
Our activities support different ways of learning through pictures, sound, repetition, touch-friendly games and optional challenges. Children can learn at their own pace, without racing against a timer.
Explore Multiplication & Division
Choose one of our eight interactive games. Start with simple visual concepts and gradually progress to larger numbers and practical problem solving. Each game offers different difficulty levels.
Groups of Objects
Learn multiplication by making equal groups and seeing how repeated groups create larger totals.
Play Game →Repeated Addition
Discover how adding the same number again and again connects directly to multiplication.
Play Game →Sharing Equally
Explore division by sharing objects into equal groups using clear visual examples and activities.
Play Game →Grouping & Division
Work out how many equal groups can be made from a total number of objects.
Play Game →Missing Numbers
Find the missing number in multiplication and division problems and number sentences.
Play Game →Everyday Problems
Use multiplication and division in practical situations such as shopping, sharing, packing and working with quantities.
Play Game →Number Challenges
Practise mixed multiplication and division problems with different levels of difficulty.
Play Game →Listen & Solve
Listen to multiplication and division questions spoken aloud, with written and visual support to help children learn in different ways.
Play Game →Want to Practise Times Tables?
Times tables are one of the most useful ways to build strong multiplication skills. Explore our dedicated Times Tables area to discover more ways to learn and practise tables from 1 to 12.
Explore Times Tables →Learn the Idea, Not Just the Answer
Memorising answers can be useful, but understanding what multiplication and division mean is just as important. Our goal is to help learners see the relationship between numbers so they can use these skills confidently in real situations.