How it works
- Choose the operations and the range for addition and subtraction. Multiplication and division use the tables from 2 to 10.
- Print the drill, or press Solve on screen: the clock starts with the first answer.
- Press Check answers to see your score and your time, then New sheet to try again.
Fluency comes from short practice
A few minutes of quick facts every day does more than one long session a week. Keep the same settings for a while, and watch the time go down while the score stays high.
On paper or on screen
On paper, a drill of 30 or 40 facts is a classic warm-up at the start of a lesson. On screen, Enter moves to the next box and the score appears as soon as you check.
Questions and answers
Which tables are used for multiplication and division?
The tables from 2 to 10. For other tables, use the multiplication or division worksheets.
Is my time saved?
No, the score and the time are shown when you check and are not stored anywhere.
How many facts should a child do?
Twenty is a good start. Move to 30 or 40 when the first 20 come easily.
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