FREE MATH GAME · AGES 6–10
Times tables practice that feels like a fairground
Count candy, crack the safe, work the claw and load the train – every move in every mini game is a multiplication fact. No account, no ads.
Four mini games, one goal: the times tables
Every game runs on multiplication – the right answer loads the train, cracks the safe and grabs the prize.
Count the Candy
Rows times columns – kids see what multiplication really means.
Crack the Safe
Type the answer on the keypad. Three tries, and the safe swings open.
Claw Machine
Grab the prize with the right number before the claw moves on.
Times Train
Load the wagon with the right answer and send the train on its way.
See it in action
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MINI GAMES
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How it works
No profiles, no placement tests, no level menus – the game finds your child’s level by itself.
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A short round
Three mini games with three questions each and a prize at the end. About 5 minutes – perfect for daily practice.
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The level adapts
The game watches speed and accuracy and serves questions right at the edge of what your child already knows.
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Mistakes are hints
Instead of a red cross, the mascot says “Almost! 7 × 8 = 56”, so the right answer sticks straight away.
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Prizes and a shelf
Hearts, streaks and a prize shelf make kids want to come back tomorrow.
A page for every times table
A chart, tricks and a game where every question uses the table you picked.
Guides for parents & teachers
How to learn the times tables
Go from easy to hard, practise five minutes a day and recall answers from memory instead of re-reading.
Read →Multiplication games: how to choose a good one
Four things to look for before you hand a game to your child.
Read →Times tables tricks from 1 to 12
The simplest shortcut for every table, all in one place.
Read →Parents ask
Is the game really free?
Yes. The browser game is free, with no account and no ads during play.
What ages is it for?
Children aged about 6–10 who are learning or practising their times tables. The level adapts by itself.
Can we practise just one table?
Yes. Every times table page (for example the 7 times table) has a button that starts a game with questions from that table only.
How much time a day is enough?
One round takes about 5 minutes. One round a day works better than long, rare sessions.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, in the browser on phones and tablets. An Android app is on the way.
Which language is the game in?
The game screens are currently in Polish – the numbers and pictures work in any language. An English version of the game is coming.
The app
Everything from the browser game plus what a real app needs: offline play for the car, a parent screen showing progress on every table and the full prize shelf.