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.

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

Player 2

0

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


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A game involving mental arithmetic and strategy for two players or one player against the computer. It is possible to beat the computer but you need a well thought out strategy.

There is nothing wrong with having a little bit of fun while revising times table facts. This game has been produced to provide a little excitement while you race to find multiples of 12. It is great fun for either one or two players. It makes a nice starting or finishing activity for a Mathematics lesson.

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.

This game should provide light relief from your serious studies and learning the times tables. It is just one of the activities recommended to help your mental Mathematics. Go to our main Times Tables page to see some of the other activities we suggest you should try. The learning is most effective if you do these activities for ten or fifteen minutes each day. Here are some activities you could enjoy right now:

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