Fun & motivating for children

It’s really fun with characters to collect which encourage children to practise their times tables at home.

Trophies are awarded for completed times tables and printable personalised certificates are awarded once all the trophies have been collected in a section.

Children earn fun characters after each set of questions and the teacher can set the character collections on a per child basis. This is great for when children complete a collection or need an encouraging boost. On the left there's examples from our Owl Friends and Ocean Friends collections. There's 100 characters in each collection, some common, some rare and some super-rare!.

Schools are reporting how much children are enjoying using this exciting software and how incredible their progress is at instantly recalling their number facts. This is of course an essential core skill for arithmetic, but also for quickly calculating factors and multiples and for a whole host of other mathematical disciplines. It is also essential preparation for the forthcoming Mathematical Tables Check being introduced in 2020.

Instant Results!

Teachers can quickly see how much practice each pupil has be doing and how well they're learning their times tables.

The Times Tables Practice Results page, available only to teachers, displays the number of questions children have answered and their success rate. This can be for This Week, Last Week, This Term, Last Term, This Year and All Time. This is handy to quickly see how much times tables practice each child had done.

Teachers, children and parents can instantly see where those tricky number combinations are and how far off the next trophy or certificate is with our unique result grids.

The Practice Result Grids page displays detailed analysis for each child. The simple colour-coded grids shows where those tricky number combinations are and how consistently questions have been answered. Result Grids can be viewed for the beginner section, times tables section and each of the mastery sections.

If a pupil gets a specific question correct three times in a row then that question is locked out and the pupil is automatically given other random number combinations from the sections they’re working on.