Times Tables for Teachers
Send your class a link that opens practice or a speed test on the right table, and print the whole pack in one download. Free, with no student accounts.
Make a link for your class
Choose the activity and the table. Students who open the link go straight to it, with nothing to set up.
Opens this test with the same table and time, ready to start.
Printable pack for the whole class
One ZIP file with every multiplication table, chart and wheel in all colours, including charts with blanks to fill in. Print as many copies as your class needs.
Post the link in Google Classroom
- Copy the link above.
- In Google Classroom, open your class, go to Classwork and select Create, then Assignment or Material.
- Attach the link, then assign or post it to your students.
Post the link in Schoology
- Copy the link above.
- In your course, select Add Materials, then Add File/Link/External Tool and Link.
- Paste the link, give it a title such as “Speed test: 7 times table” and select Create.
Other platforms: The link works anywhere you can post a web address: Microsoft Teams, Seesaw, a class website, an email to parents or a QR code on the board.
What your students see
Students do not sign in or create an account. The link opens the activity in the browser on computers, tablets and Chromebooks. Results are saved only on the device the student uses, so no personal data is collected.
Ideas for your lessons
- Warm-up: start the lesson with a 60-second speed test on the table of the week.
- Homework: post the practice link for the table you taught today.
- Progress check: repeat the same speed test every Friday and ask students to compare their scores.
Questions from teachers
No. The link opens the activity straight away in the browser, and there is nothing to install.
Not on this site: results are saved only in each student’s browser. Ask students to tell you the score shown at the end, or to write it down.
A speed test link sets the table and the time (30, 60 or 120 seconds). A practice link opens 12 questions on one table.
Yes. Practice, speed tests and the printable PDFs are free, and you can print as many copies as your class needs.