Multiplication facts practice across your school
Your whole school follows the same math curriculum. Yet every classroom practices multiplication facts with something different: another game, another app or a stack of worksheets. So nobody really knows which facts have stuck by the end of the year. New apps also often need accounts with student data, which means a privacy review and an install first. With Pet Rocket every classroom can practice with the same game, without student accounts and without installing anything.
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Why practice ends up scattered
By the end of Grade 3, students are expected to know all products of two one-digit numbers from memory, and states differ in how far the facts go. Instruction follows your curriculum, but for practice every classroom picks its own games and apps. So a child has to learn a new tool every year. And anyone looking for a free game soon runs into ads, pop-ups or links to other sites.
One game for every class
Each teacher picks this week’s facts and shares one link with the class. Kids type a first name or nickname, pick a pet and play. Every right answer brings the rocket closer to the Moon. So every grade can practice with the same game, and a child recognizes it from one year to the next.
Privacy and IT without the hassle
- Students don’t need an account or an email address.
- Their name stays on their own device.
- There are no ads, no chat and no links out of the game.
- The site uses a cookie-free visitor counter.
- There is nothing to install. The game runs in the browser on tablets, Chromebooks and computers.
At home too
The same link works at home. So parents can help with exactly the facts the class is working on.
Frequently asked questions
What does Pet Rocket cost a school?
Playing and the class links are free. Extras such as the Multiplication Coach, the 11 and 12 times tables, worksheets and the certificate come with the 🌙 Moon Pass ($9.99 a year).
Do we need to install or request anything?
No. The game opens in the browser, and nobody has to sign up.
Which student data is stored?
None. The name and results stay on the child’s device.