Times Tables Game

Meteor Math is a free times tables and division facts game for grades 3-6, played in a web browser on a desktop or laptop, with no account, no sign-in and nothing to install. One click per table. Meteor Math opens with only that table in play: meteors fall carrying a fact like 7 × 8, and the student types the answer before it reaches the base. Miss one and the sky stops while the game shows the answer, then that fact comes back a few meteors later.

Pick a table, press play

Or a set of tables

Start here: 1, 2, 5, 10

Multiplication facts from the 1, 2, 5, 10 tables, each times 1 to 12.

Play this set or as division

The middle: 3, 4, 6

Multiplication facts from the 3, 4, 6 tables, each times 1 to 12.

Play this set or as division

The hard ones: 6, 7, 8, 9, 12

Multiplication facts from the 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 tables, each times 1 to 12.

Play this set or as division

Everything: 1 to 12 mixed

Multiplication facts from the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 tables, each times 1 to 12.

Play this set or as division
Meteor Math with 7 times table facts falling toward the base
Meteor Math opened from the 7 times table link.

Your own set, one link for the class

The link opens Meteor Math with just those tables. Saved settings on a student's computer are left alone.

Tip: Teacher Setup in the game sets the speed. Rookie (the default) gives a long first look at each fact; switch up once the table is solid.

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Questions teachers ask

Is it free?
Yes. Meteor Math is one of the 12 games on the Arcade Deck, which is free to play with no account and nothing to install. The ten rooms on the Promenade are for members; nothing on this page needs one.
What do students need?
A desktop or laptop computer with a keyboard and an up-to-date browser. Students type every answer; there is no Enter key to press, the laser fires the moment the number is right.
Can I make a link for my own set of tables?
Yes. Tick the tables in the picker above, choose multiply or divide, and you get one link that opens Meteor Math with that set. The set lives in the link itself; we do not store anything.
What happens when a student gets one wrong?
The meteors stop, the game shows the fact with its answer, and that fact is asked again a few meteors later. The end screen lists which facts were missed and which were then answered correctly.
Does it do division?
Yes. Every table has a division link (56 ÷ 7), and the picker has a Divide option. Teacher Setup in the game also has addition, subtraction and a mixed mode.
Do students sign in, or does it collect anything?
No sign-in and no student accounts. There are no ad trackers. See the privacy page for the details. Privacy.
Who makes Starship Arcade?
Starship Arcade is a small independent studio in Ontario. The games are built with AI and tested before they ship.