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For Teachers
A free multiplication game you can use tomorrow: no student logins, no data collection, and printable worksheets included.
Why it works in class
No student data
Wembuno collects no personal information, so there is nothing to register, store or delete on a server.
Any device
Works on shared tablets, Chromebooks, laptops and interactive whiteboards, online or installed.
Six languages
Complete versions in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese and Russian, ideal for dual-language classrooms, newcomers and language learning.
Lesson ideas
- Five-minute warm-up. Start the lesson with a Quick Play round on the tables you are focusing on this week.
- Whole-class Boss Battle. Put a Boss Battle on the projector. Students show answers on mini whiteboards, and a volunteer taps the class answer.
- Rotation stations. One group plays Time Attack, one completes a printed worksheet, and one builds arrays with counters.
- Exit ticket. Finish with a 10-question Quick Play and ask students to note their score and one fact they want to remember.
- Home link. Share the Parents page so that families can see progress on their own device, with no accounts needed.
Curriculum links
- United States (Common Core): 3.OA.C.7 — by the end of Grade 3, know from memory all products of two one-digit numbers.
- England (National Curriculum): by the end of Year 4, recall multiplication and division facts for multiplication tables up to 12 × 12, assessed through the statutory Multiplication Tables Check.
- Australia (Australian Curriculum v9): in Year 4, recall multiplication facts up to 10 × 10 and related division facts.
- Canada: expectations are set by each province and territory, typically across Grades 3 to 5.
Missing-number questions also support an early understanding of division as the inverse of multiplication.
Printable resources
Create unlimited worksheets with answer keys on the practice page, or print the full multiplication chart. Each table page, such as the 7 times table, also has tricks to share with your class.
Using shared devices
Progress is saved per browser, so students who share a device also share its progress. Between groups, you can reset progress (Settings → Grown-up zone), or each student can save their progress to a file and load it next time. Wembuno stores no personal data, but always follow your school’s own guidance on web tools.
Frequently asked questions
Do students need accounts or email addresses?
No. Wembuno has no accounts at all.
Can I see a report for the whole class?
Not in one place, because Wembuno deliberately sends no data to any server. Each device has its own report on the Parents page, which students can show you.
Does it work offline?
After the first visit, the game keeps working with a poor or missing connection, especially when installed as an app.