Times tables games for kids

Multiplication practice that feels like a game: a new challenge every day, rounds that grow with your child, and every sum drawn as bubbles so they see why 7 × 3 is 21.

Games that teach, not just test

In Multipop every times table fact is drawn as bubbles: 3 × 4 is three rows of four. A wrong answer shows the right one and comes back later, so mistakes turn into learning instead of stopping the game.

A different game for every mood

The Daily Challenge gives every player of the same age the same 20 problems, so children can compare with friends and the world. Speedy is a race against the clock. Practice works on one table at a time for a school test, and the Puzzle of the Day is a little brain teaser.

It grows with your child

Each round adapts: when a child gets most answers right, the next step unlocks, from the 2s and 10s up to the 12s and beyond. Adding, taking away and sharing are in there too.

What makes a good times tables game

Short rounds: five minutes a day beats an hour on Sunday.
Pictures of the math, so the facts make sense.
Mistakes that come back until they stick.
A goal for the day, and a reason to come back tomorrow.

Questions from parents

What age are times tables games for?

Most children start the times tables around 6 to 8 years old. Multipop starts with counting and adding for the youngest and goes up to the 12s and beyond for older players.

Are the games free?

Multipop is free to download and play. Short ads appear between rounds; the optional Multipop Pro removes them.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Only the world ranks need a connection.

Is it safe for children?

There is no chat and no account. Ads are child-directed and never personalised, and progress stays on the device.

Try the Daily Challenge

A new challenge every day, the same for every player of your age in the world.