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Free Online Multiplication Games for Kids

August 17, 2013 By Jamie Worley · Disclosure: This Post May Contain Affiliate Links. {I may be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.}

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I hated “times tables” when I was in school. Torturous. And those boring, redundant practice worksheets? Even worse. But I’d have learned those multiplication facts much more easily if I had fun games like these to help me practice!

Free Online Multiplication Games for Kids | The Homeschool Classroom

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Mad 4 Math
Times tables games where the user builds a jigsaw puzzle, thwarts cheese-stealing mice, or helps send Dad in a rocket chair to retrieve lost toys from up a tree! (The funny faces Dad makes crack me up!)

Hooda Math 
Kathryn’s favorite math site includes all sorts of math games. Practice multiplication with tractors, penguins, meteors, or skaters, and several others, too!

Camel Times Tables 
Load up your camel! This game has easy, medium, and hard levels, and a narrator with a cool UK accent.

Table Trees
Hey, Charlotte Mason fans! This game was designed by Year 4 children at Ambleside Primary School; how cool is that!? You may choose any times table up to 12, or set your own and test yourself.

Murb (Monsters Under the Royal Bed)
Accompany the monsters as they visit the town of Murb, and play various games. In one game, I texted party invitations to monsters by entering their phone numbers, which were, of course, multiplication problems.

Multiplication.com
This site has many games to choose from, even multi-player games! It’s another of Kathryn’s favorite math sites. Space Race and Granny Prix (where you race your Granny in a tricked-out wheelchair) are just two of the ones she likes, but they also include dancing dinosaurs, tractor games, fairy princesses, and more.

Math Trainer
Although more training-for-speed rather than playing games, this site is great for multiplication practice, too.

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Jamie is a wife, mama, home educator, and shutterbug who never ventures far from a steaming hot mug of tea. Her kid range in age from preschool to adult, which means there’s rarely a dull (or quiet!) moment in her home. Also find her on twitter or facebook.

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About Jamie Worley

Jamie is a relaxed homeschooler with three kids at home, plus two who have flown the nest. You can find her on twitter, pinterest, and instagram, but you'll never find her far from a mug of hot tea.

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  1. Katie says

    May 19, 2014 at 1:58 pm

    Great List of fun games!

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