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Times Table Challenger

Free times tables speed test for classrooms. A custom multiplication grid with a live scoreboard — perfect for warm-ups and low-stakes retrieval practice.

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Where times table challenger earns its place

  • Build multiplication fluency through speed challenges
  • Run inter-class competitions for times tables
  • Support SEND learners with visual grid support

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Times Table Challenger FAQ

Practical answers about setup, classroom use and what pupils need to do.

Which times tables does it cover?

You can select any range from two to twelve, or mix them for a full challenge.

Does it track high scores?

Yes. It keeps a running scoreboard so students can compete against their own best times.

Can I adjust the time limit?

Yes. Set a custom duration to match your students' current fluency level.

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