Tables

There are many games available to help you practice your tables:

BBC Skillswise.

Sundae Times from Manga High.

Sumdog which has many numeracy games includes tables.
(See these instructions for students on using Sumdog)

From WMNet: Hit the botton! and Multiplication facts puzzle – can you complete the grid? 

Sum Sense from Oswego City School District is a little different – arrange the given numbers to give a correct statement. If you like this game note that Sum Sense games are available for other operations, scroll down to the bottom of this collection.

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