Times Table Island
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Times Table Island

Learn multiplication by play. Children count real objects in equal groups and climb an island of ten worlds, one friendly round at a time, all the way to 12 × 12 and on to story problems.

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Coming soon to the App Store
  • Ages 5–9
  • iPhone & iPad
  • Six languages
  • Every question read aloud
A question in Monster Bakery: 7 × 4 shown as seven trays of four macarons, with four answers to choose from

Every question is a picture

4 × 6 is four bowls of six strawberries. Children see what multiplication means before they memorise it, and the game helps them get there.

Count real objects

Fruit in bowls, cupcakes in boxes, fossils in stone trays: every fact is a picture of equal groups that adds up to the answer.

Hints that teach, not tell

"Show me" lights up the groups, counts along in steps (6, 12, 18…) or splits a big fact into easier ones. A hint never gives the answer away.

Read aloud, answered aloud

A warm narrator reads every question and cheer, so early readers can play alone. Children can tap an answer or say it; speech stays on the device.

Six kinds of question

How many? How many groups? Fill the groups, type it in, share it out (24 ÷ 4) and share with leftovers (26 ÷ 4), each at the right moment.

Practice that adapts

The game remembers which facts each child knows and brings the tricky ones back at the right time, with the hardest facts gathered in a world of their own.

A book of tricks

Ways to remember each table, from doubling to "ten, take one away", told by the characters and tried straight away. A new page opens as each table is reached.

A reward every round

Hatch baby pets, fill a bakery's shelves, build a rocket part by part, and meet baby dinosaurs, winter friends, sea creatures, jungle friends and pirate treasure.

Free Practice

Pick any tables and 10 to 100 questions, then tap, type, write or say each answer. Just the equations, quick and focused, with a best score to beat.

Medals and a summit

A moment to celebrate each finished world, medals for every star and a golden collection, and at the top of the island a finale, a crown and a certificate.

Ten worlds to climb

From the beach to the stars, on to a valley, a snowy peak and a coral reef, and up through a jungle and a volcano to a pirate cove. Each world teaches a step in how children learn multiplication.

Ember, a baby dragon
World 1

Pet Beach

with Ember the baby dragon

Equal groups of fruit and vegetables, and 21 baby pets to hatch.

×1 ×2 ×5 ×10
Mochi, a fluffy purple monster
World 2

Monster Bakery

with Mochi the fluffy monster

Skip counting with cupcakes and cookies, and shelves of treats to fill.

×3 ×4 ×6
Bolt, a little robot
World 3

Space Rescue

with Bolt the robot

Splitting big facts (7 × 8 is 5 × 8 and 2 × 8), and Comet the rocket to build.

×7 ×8 ×9
Luna, a moon bunny
World 4

Moon Garden

with Luna the moon bunny

Splitting at ten, all the way to 12 × 12, and a garden to grow.

×11 ×12
Pip, a baby triceratops
World 5

Dino Valley

with Pip the baby triceratops

Reviewing the tables in families (×2 ×4 ×8, ×3 ×6 ×9), and baby dinosaurs to meet.

Fact families
Yuki, a baby yeti
World 6

Snowy Peak

with Yuki the baby yeti

Every question divides: sharing out, making groups, and leftovers.

÷ Division
Kai, a baby sea turtle
World 7

Coral Reef

with Kai the baby sea turtle

The facts children miss most, and each child's own trickiest ones.

Tricky facts
Koko, a baby monkey
World 8

Jungle Treehouse

with Koko the baby monkey

Times tables told as little stories, and jungle friends to meet.

× Stories
Fizz, a baby salamander
World 9

Volcano Island

with Fizz the baby salamander

Sharing stories, some with leftovers, and island friends to meet.

÷ Stories
Inky, a little pirate octopus
World 10

Pirate Cove

with Inky the baby octopus

Two-step stories ("3 chests of 5 coins, then 2 more"), and a chest of treasure to fill.

Two steps

A look inside

The level map: a winding trail of round buttons through Monster Bakery, with Mochi showing the next round
One journey up the island
A question: 7 × 4 as seven trays of four macarons
Count the groups, pick the answer
My Bakery: treats standing on wooden shelves, with Mochi peeking over the top
Collections that fill up

For grown-ups

Made for children, with everything a parent needs behind a parental gate.

See how they're doing

  • A 12 × 12 grid of every fact: new, learning, known or strong.
  • Up to four children on one device, each with their own map, stars and collections.
  • A separate report of each child's Free Practice, and a champion's certificate to share or print.
  • Settings for narration, voice answers, music and round length.
  • Unlock every table for children who already know the early ones.

Safe by design

  • No accounts and no sign-up. Progress stays on your devices and in your own iCloud.
  • No tracking, and no personal data collected about your child.
  • Occasional child-safe, contextual ads between rounds from Kidoz, a COPPA-certified kids network, never during a question.
  • Free to start: the first three worlds, ×1 to ×10. A one-time Full Game purchase opens all ten worlds and every practice table and removes the ads, shared with your family.