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[Sheilaz]

Does anyone know a good website where a student (not. necessarily a child) can learn & test themselves on times tables?

[Chucky Mama]

Sorry, don't know any websites but Brain Training is good on the DS.

[ubereglu]

There's some quite good things on one of the BBC websites!

[Couperwife]

a number of schools actually have stuff on for children to use

 

Ive found ***this***

 

its aimed at 7 to 11 year olds, but it seems to be quite good

 

hope this helps

 

cathy

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[poohbear]

There is a website called Maths Magician that we use at school to help the children with thier times tables. If you google maths magician you should find it.

[P&P]

I used to use

 

http://www.aplusmath.com/Games/index.html

 

a lot when I taught younger children.

 

Pauline

[deejmum]

Timez attack. It is really for kids but is really computer gamey. I am sure slightly older people could enjoy it too!!

[theherd123]

www.counton.org

 

Its been around for years but is always full of fun stuff and engages people of all ages

[Sheilaz]

Those are all fantastic suggestions, thank you so much! Omleteers are my favourite search engine.

Although I'd tried to find out for myself, I was either overwhelmed or underwhelmed and didn't know where to start.

It's for a 22 yr old who missed out. This is an ideal way to progress on her own, and I hadn't thought of DS (we have Brain Training already!), that's a terriffic idea too, once she's gained confidence.

 

Thank you Omleteers.

[bluekarin]

I'd like to say thank you for those links too. My YD who is 9 is not very good at her times tables. We had parents evening today and her teacher said she really needs to learn them. And as I don't know mine I really ought to try and learn them. 30+ isn't too late is it?