Typing or any keyboard errors will be almost impossible to correct within the 6 second time limit. This check will be really challenging, as the expected score is 25 out of 25 and time is extremely limited.These are much more fun, with ticks for correct answers, on-screen rewards and indeed, are much shorter. Not only that, we give links to both on-screen tables practice and written worksheets which will help children to master the tables they are unsure of. We analyse the results and give clear guidance as to which times tables your child need more practice with. Now we come to the important bit: the beauty of our check is that there is a detailed answer sheet which is printable and shows exactly which tables are known. It is hard, requires maximum concentration and tables really do need to be known ‘off by heart’. However, we do not recommend taking this check too may times. They will also be able to find the quickest way of inputting answers and even try it on different devices. How can our Multiplication Tables Check help?ĭesigning a similar check means that children can become familiar with the layout and timing and gain confidence before taking the real check. The check can be taken using a keyboard on a PC, using the mouse to click on the number pad, or using an i-pad or i-phone.

(See What is the MTC? for more information.) We also follow the exact specification on the minimum and maximum number of questions taken from each times table. There will be 25 questions with 6 seconds to answer and with a 3 second gap between questions. Our Multiplication Tables Check follows the exact specification as laid out in the KS2 National Curriculum Assessments published by the Standards & Testing Agency. This means that mastery of these multiplication facts is not only important now, but also in future.How can our Multiplication Tables Check help? What is our Multiplication Tables Check? Learning the times tables is a basic numeracy skill and part of your maths education that you will regularly come across when doing calculations in upper years. This is a handy way of quickly viewing of all the tables.

What may also be interesting is the tables table. Learn the tables and say them out loud so you can remember them better.

You can practice on your own or with your parents. This web page is aimed at primary school children. On this page there is a multiplication chart 1-100 and 1-12.

7 x tables chart