Ultimate Timed Challenges

Fast-paced practice that builds fluency and exposes misconceptions. Choose your topics, set the pace, and go — three modes for students, classrooms, and timed challenges.

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How It Works

✓ Pick from focused topic areas — times tables, number bonds, and more
✓ Select exactly which question types you want to practise
✓ Three modes: Student, Challenge, and Classroom
✓ On-screen numpad with decimal point — works on any device
✓ Instant feedback with correct answers shown for mistakes
✓ Pause, resume, or exit without losing progress
✓ Full results breakdown: practise just your mistakes
✓ Full-screen mode for classroom display
✓ Keyboard shortcuts for fast desktop use

How to Use Ultimate Timed Challenges

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Teachers

Perfect as a lesson starter, plenary, or homework task. Use Classroom mode to project questions to the board — the timer builds urgency while you circulate and listen. Switch to Student mode and let the class work individually, then review the questions they found hardest. Select All to cover a full topic, or narrow down to the specific misconceptions your class needs.

Tip: Use Classroom mode on Manual timing to control the pace yourself — great for whole-class discussion of each question before moving on.

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Students

Pick your challenge, choose the question types you want to work on, and hit GO. In Student mode you get instant feedback after every question, and a full breakdown of your mistakes at the end — with one tap to practise just those. In Challenge mode, see how many you can get right before the clock runs out, then try to beat your score.

Tip: Start with fewer question types selected and build up. Getting 25/25 on two categories beats 15/25 on all of them.

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Parents

No preparation needed — just pick a challenge and let your child go. Each challenge covers a specific skill area with question types clearly labelled, so you can match it to what they are working on at school. The results screen shows exactly which questions they got wrong and what the correct answer was, so you can talk through any mistakes together.

Tip: Try Challenge mode with a 1-minute timer for a quick daily burst — short enough to stay fun, long enough to build real fluency.