Times Tables Games

The ability to multiply is key to laying the foundations of numeracy skills that is used from childhood into adulthood.
All children learn differently and some may not respond to the traditional way of memorising the times tables.
Times tables games, printable time tables worksheets and times tables charts are just some of the ways to make learning the multiplication easier for the individual child.
The following list of times tables games and activities have been designed to cater to children who are visual learners as well as kids who find learning easier when there is a fun element in the activity.

Times tables games

Times tables blast. Kids can have fun practicing the times tables and then test their ability by playing a game and gaining points. There are up to 20 difficulty levels and you can practise from 1 to 12 times tables.

Connect 5. This is based on the concept of connect 4. In order to play the game, children must win a number by coming up with the correct times table number pairing or calculation with that answer. To win, 5 numbers must be connected. This is a free printable game that comes with instructions

Topmarks. A series of colourful times tables games suitable for kids that have just been introduced to multiplication for the first time. Numerous games to help solidify their knowledge of how multiplication works

Mulitplication.com.  Think of video games but with multiplication as the theme. Kids have fun and practise their multiplication tables too.

Times Tables Rally. Fun racing game where you answer times table question to accelerate your car. The game has various levels and it is ideal for time table drilling.

Splashlearn. The times tables games here explain the multiplication concept from different perspectives. You can play games explaining times tables using the number line, pictures, multiplication as it relates to addition.

Maths chase. Fun and engaging game where you are chased by a monster and to run, you answer times tables question. Get the answer right, you advance. Get the answer wrong and you take a step back

Education.com has a library of online games that helps practise the times tables as well as worksheet for different ages and grades.

Tommy’s Trek – Times Tables 

Mathsgames.org

Ducksters

Jetpunk

Mathsplayground

Time tables Worksheets

Here is a list of printable times tables worksheet that kids can practise on to reinforce their knowledge. You can find worksheet for  1- 12 times tables and 11- 20 times tables for the older kids.

K5 Learning

Dadsworksheet.com

Mathsaid.com

Mathsdrill.com

Timestables.com

Times tables crafts

Times table crafts make learning and mastering the times table fun and are especially great for drills.

Some of the times tables crafts can be made by the kids themselves so they get to express creativity while also learning their multiplication tables.

Times tables spinners

Multiplication tables spinning wheel

Printable bingo boards

Multiplication Table Wheel Foldable

Times tables bookmark

Number Matching Game

This number matching game is a fun way to help teach your little kids how to count by reconciling number recognition with counting.

This game is a handy learning aid for teachers of preschoolers or even kindergarteners as it this makes a great preschool numbers matching activity .

It is also great if you are homeschooling your little ones or just a fun activity to do with the kids.

This number matching activity teaches the kids in a fun way how to count and enhances number recognition.

How to play the number matching game

The child picks a sector on the wheel.

He/she counts the number of shapes on that wheel

Then the peg with the right number is attached to that part of the wheel 

     

                               

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This number matching game engages your child in the following ways…

  • Teaches the child how to count
  • Helps with number recognition
  • Teaches and/or reinforces their knowledge of shapes
  • Teaches and/or reinforces their knowledge of colours.

You can mix it up by asking them to identify a particular shape or colour on the wheel.

How to make the number matching game wheel

Materials needed

  • Glue stick
  • White cardstock paper
  • 10 Wooden pegs
  • Scissors

Instructions

Print out the template below here.

It has the everything on one page.

Cut out the wheel using a scissors and cut out the numbers

Apply glue to the wooden pegs

Stick a number on the wooden pegs.

Make sure the cut out numbers are glued right in the middle.

Let it dry completely

Now you are ready to have fun counting.

Find more number themed Educational activities here

Download the free printable 

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