How to play Pahada
- Look at today's table, for example the table of 17.
- Press Start. The board shows 30 numbers.
- Tap 17 × 1, then 17 × 2, and so on up to 17 × 10. The question at the top tells you which one is next.
- Wrong taps add 2 seconds. Finish as fast as you can and share your time.
Why it works
Saying a pahada out loud only practises remembering the order. Pahada makes kids work out each answer and then find it among numbers that look almost right, like 52 when the answer is 51. That's the skill that makes tables stick, and a timer turns it into a game they'll want to beat.
Times tables 2 to 30
Each table has its own page with the full table up to × 20 and a trick to remember it.
Questions
Which age is this for?
Most kids learn tables 2 to 10 in Classes 2 and 3, and 11 to 20 by Classes 4 and 5. Grown-ups enjoy the daily one too.
Can I practise just one table?
Yes. Tap Practice and pick any table from 2 to 20. Your best time for each table is saved.
When does a new table come out?
Every day at midnight in your time zone.
Does it collect any data about my child?
No sign-up and no personal data. Times and stats stay on your device.