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.

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

Player 2

0

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

Happy Face

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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