Need multiplication tables practice or games?

Remember, I have created a list of the best online activities, games, tutorials, etc. for this (and other topics as well).

All kids love games, and with multiplication tables, it's one way to give them more practice.

The complete list of online activities is here, but I'll copy and paste a sample to this blogpost:




Multiplication grid
Drag the scrambled answer tiles into the right places in the grid as fast as you
can!


Multiplication.com
Strategies, worksheets, games just for times tables.

The Times Tables at Resourceroom.net
Fill in the multiplication chart - partially or the whole thing - or take quizzes, and get graded.

Explore the multiplication table
This applet visualizes multiplication as a rectangle.

Table Mountain
Climb the mountain with 20 questions from a selected table.

Multiplication table Challenge
100 questions, timed.

Multiplication mystery
Drag the answer tiles to right places in the grid as they are
given, and a picture is revealed


Mr. Taylor's Multiplication Facts Drill
Simple practice (click on the right answer) for the easy ones, the hard ones, the monsters, or them all.

Multiplication memory game
Click on corresponding pairs (problem-answer).





You will find a few more here, plus some recommended books and software.

Comments

Rebecca Haden said…
Have you ever visited xanga.com/dextr? There are lots of lesson plans and links, and lots on math in particular. Math is tagged so you don't have to wade through everything to find it.
very nice information, very helpful thanks!

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