Multiplication Table Tray | Kids Wooden Board Game for Times Tables | Montessori Maths Learning Puzzle | Wood Box With Colour Cube Pieces | Educational Play Resources for Classroom

Lovely quality item. My 7 year old really likes it. We made up a game of taking turns to challenge each other with a question, if the other player gets it right, they keep the cube, if not it goes back in the tray. We took turns and the winner was the one with the most cubes after 20 minutes. The bonus is, you can challenge any question on the board and you don't need to work out the answer yourself as it is printed on the underside of the cube. It also avoids the kids asking you " whats 1,678,578 x 4,689,755" 😁 Thank you Bigjigs Toys Ltd #homeschool2021 #OMGWeActuallyEnjoyedTimesTables

I bought this for my daughter who loves doing her times tables. It was one of her Christmas gifts, I try to have a mixture of fun and learning combined so she is learning but in a fun way. Out of all of her gifts that she received, she actually has spent more time on this than playing with toys. We devised a game in which we take all the squares out and then she has to answer the question correctly to 'earn' the square. There are 144 squares to fill and I thought she might get bored, but she loved doing them and we had two of us asking her questions which she quickly answered. The question is on the front and the answer on the opposite side. It's def a great fun way to learn the 1-12 times tables. It will also come in useful for my younger son as he starts to learn more maths (only 5yrs old) He is already picking up some of the answers. I think that learning maths by using a visual aid really helps a child to get certain things sunk in. Once they click then it's a case of repetition and speeding it up until they don't really have to think about it much. This was def a great bit of learning kit and well worth the money. I would def recommend this to anyone with children from say 5yrs and upwards. Just be aware that the squares are fairly small so as long as your child has gone past the putting everything in their mouth stage you'll be fine. Great that there is a variety of colours, I think it helps children to remember certain times tables easier.

It’s a great idea and lots of ways to use it, but some of the ink is faded or has run, so makes some of the numbers difficult to read.

I bought this as I thought it would be a great way to help my 5 year old learn her times tables. She couldn’t wait to open it and has been enjoying to see if she can guess what the answer is before turning them over to reveal the answer. There’s also a little bag so you can use the cubes in different ways as the child becomes more advanced. When my husband saw this times table toy he said he used to have one as a kid and loved it. This may be why he’s far better at maths than me I’m somewhat shocking so maybe this toy will help me to remember sums off the top of my head too! 😂 The bright colours are attractive and love the rainbow effect. I’ve seen some reviews saying that the cubes are really small and that even the kids have struggled to pick them out of the tray. I have to disagree with this opinion somewhat as we do not seem to have encountered a problem with the size of them as of yet. BUT I will agree that they are smaller than what you might expect but definitely functional.

This looks very cute. It's a little smaller than I expected but I never checked dimensions so no fault of the seller, just assumed it would be bigger, still it's perfect as it's for my 6 year old and they're finger sizes pieces so I think she will actually prefer it, but I think they could become easily lost, so I may use her little bag to put them in when she's not using it! Seems nice quality, no cracks ect. Overall very happy :)

This is great and I brought it after the wooden numbers to 100 board for my almost 4 year old who loves numbers. It is helping him to grasp the idea of multiplication which is exactly what I wanted. I'm sure it will be useful for years to come as he develops. It is smaller than the 100 block board and so the blocks are fiddly and easier to play out of the board itself. Also, a couple of bits of wood splintered on a block and the board. Not a big issue considering the value for money and that we can sort this out easily enough.

It's a good learning tool, but the quality could be better. One of the blocks was smaller than the others, and the label quality wasn’t great.

Got this to help my daughter learn her times tables. It’s a nice size without being too big. The cubes themselves are a little on the small size but not too difficult to remove. My only issue it there is no lid to keep them in place. I know there is a little bag but it’s a bit tiresome having to put them all in before you can begin. I’ve had to resort to wrapping cling film around it once finished with. I would recommend it.