Times tables are important to learn as it helps you count faster and solve maths problems with greater ease, without having to slow down to do working out!
SMASH your times table with us! For each times table below, complete each of the 6 stages for success.
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Stage 1 – Practice with arrays
Stage 2 – Practice in order
Stage 3 – Practice in random order
Stage 4 – Practice division facts that match the times table
Stage 5 – Practice missing number facts using the times table
Practice 1 – Mixed times table
Practice 2 – Mixed times table
The UK Maths National Curriculum states that children need to learn all their times tables (up to 12 × 12) with their associated division facts by the end of Year 4.
There are many other providers who offer times table practice. However, we feel strongly that children should practice their times table without gamification, which often proves distracting, and without time pressure, which can lead some children to feel ‘maths anxiety.’
Our free Times Table Programme offers children effective Practices for each of the times tables using a systematic approach. With our expert knowledge, we know the importance of children not just knowing their times table facts, but also how to use them to know the division and related facts too!
We are the only provider that offers these 6 stages for each times table.
Children should be encouraged to work through the stages in order and only progress to the next stage once they have successfully secured the stage before.
Each time a child completes a Practice a score is given with a PDF report showing their results.
This can be helpful to look at to see which questions are incorrect.
Also, it is worth noting the government guidance for learning times table:
By the end of Year 2: recall and use multiplication and division facts for the 2, 5 and 10 multiplication tables
By the end of Year 3: recall and use multiplication and division facts for the 3, 4 and 8 multiplication tables
By the end of Year 4: recall multiplication and division facts for multiplication tables up to 12 × 12
Of course, children can learn their times table before the recommended guidance.
If you would like to help your child progress further with their maths learning across all maths topics then do try our award-winning SMASH Maths Weekly Spiral Practices!
SMASH Maths offers free printable and online multiplication resources to help children master their times tables from 2 to 12.
Short, daily practice using engaging questions and instant feedback helps build speed and confidence. SMASH Maths provides free multiplication resources designed to support consistent learning.
Yes. SMASH Maths provides free multiplication and times tables questions to help pupils prepare for the Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check (MTC).
Yes. SMASH Maths offers free resources that can be accessed directly without creating an account or signing in.
Practising for a few minutes each day can make a significant difference. SMASH Maths materials are designed for short, regular practice sessions at home or in school.
