Tables Grab

Player 1

0

Use the following keys:

'W' to move up.
'S' to move down.
'A' to move left
'D' to move right.

This is a game for two players (the player names are editable). First choose the times table you want to practice by clicking a link below. The idea is to then find the multiples in the correct order by moving the token over the multiple before the other player does.

37
61
41
81
65
17
43
24
70
11
121
6
106
98
141
8
69
134
30
140
84
15
45
47
14
44
89
13
26
117
22
35
112
40
52
1
55
103
42
124
64
95
21
75
63
139
82
46
88
27
119
90
122
59
86
83
80
50
142
102
3
96
123
38
20
133
130
127
113
28
137
73
39
57
116
18
62
71
115
110
2
125
135
48
91
99
129
128
7
51
105
132
58
53
66
107
144
118
109
4
29
131
68
56
72
101
143
74
23
104
5
126
78
85
136
9
67
10
19
49
79
97
111
25
32
138
100
34
54
36
114
93
76
120
87
108
16
60
92
94
33
12
31
77

Player 2

0

Use the arrow keys or the number pad on the right of the keyboard.

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Correct

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Use the buttons above to select the times table most in need of practice. Your mission is then to find all the multiples in the correct order by moving the tokens over the grid.

When all the multiples have been found a trophy is available. If two people have been playing the game, the player who found the most multiples can claim the trophy.

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