Multiplication Wheel: Spin Times Tables 1 to 12

Multiplication wheel with the numbers 1 to 12. Spin twice and multiply, or spin the times table the class practises today, for quick maths warm-ups.

Warm-ups
Times tables
Homework help

On this wheel

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2
3
4
5
6
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Why use a multiplication wheel

The numbers 1 to 12 are already on the wheel, each with the same chance. Spin twice and have the class multiply the two numbers, or spin once to pick the times table for today’s practice.

Spin two numbers and multiply them
Teachers can spin twice at the start of a maths lesson and ask the class for the answer.
Pick the times table to practise today
Spin once to choose the table the class chants, writes out or quizzes each other on.
Practise multiplication at home
Parents can spin two numbers at the kitchen table and let their child work out the answer before the next spin.

This wheel wears the Big Spin Theory theme: a science lab: graph paper, beakers and an atom for a hub. Your own copy keeps it, or pick another wheel theme.

How to use the multiplication wheel

Click the wheel to spin it.
Wait for it to slow down and stop on a random entry. The winner pops up on screen.
Click “Hide & Respin” to take the winner out and spin again, so nothing is picked twice.
Click “Create your own times table picker” to save your own copy, change the entries, and share or embed it.

All 12 entries on the multiplication wheel

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I practise only one times table?

Yes. Click “Create your own times table picker”, then fill the wheel with the facts you want, such as 7 × 1 to 7 × 12.

Is the wheel really random?

Yes. Every entry has a slice of the same size, and where the wheel stops is picked with your browser’s cryptographically secure random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues), so nobody can predict or rig the result.

Can I change the entries on this wheel?

Yes. Click “Create your own times table picker” to save your own copy. You can then add, remove or rename entries, change the theme and spin settings, and share or embed your wheel.