Times Table Challenge
Ready to test what you have learned? Times Table Challenge will bring multiplication facts together in structured practice rounds where learners can choose the tables and difficulty that suit them.
The aim is to build confidence and fluency while keeping the experience positive, accessible and flexible.
Learners will be able to choose their own level, repeat challenges, receive helpful feedback and use a No Timer option whenever they prefer.
Choose Your Challenge
Challenges can begin with one familiar table and gradually progress towards mixed questions across all times tables from 1 to 12.
Single Table Challenge
Choose one times table and complete a set of questions based only on that table.
Challenge ComingChoose Several Tables
Select two or more tables and practise them together in one challenge round.
Challenge ComingMixed Tables Challenge
Answer multiplication questions drawn from a wider range of times tables.
Challenge Coming1 to 12 Challenge
Test multiplication knowledge across all traditional times tables from 1 through 12.
Challenge ComingAccuracy Challenge
Concentrate on getting every answer correct with no need to race against a clock.
Challenge ComingTimed Challenge
Learners who enjoy timed activities can try completing as many questions as possible within a chosen time.
Challenge ComingListen & Answer
Hear multiplication questions spoken aloud and choose the correct answer from large, clear options.
Challenge ComingMastery Challenge
Complete a longer set of mixed questions after building confidence with the earlier challenge levels.
Challenge ComingHow a Challenge Could Work
The learner chooses which tables to practise and how many questions they want to answer.
After the challenge, learners can see how many answers they got correct and which tables may need a little more practice.
Challenge Yourself Your Way
The finished activity can include Read Aloud, Large Text, High Contrast, Reduced Animation and No Timer options. Learners should be able to complete the same challenge based on understanding and accuracy rather than speed alone.