A free times tables game with pets and a rocket
Pet Rocket is a free times tables game that runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Children pick a pet, answer sums and watch the rocket climb.
What makes it different
There is nothing to install, no sign-up and no ads. Children type a first name or nickname, pick one of 20 animals and start. Every right answer takes their pet closer to the Moon.
How a game works
A game has two one-minute rounds of times tables, division or both. Children build streaks, earn badges and unlock extra pets by playing more rounds or practising on several days in a row.
Safe by design
Pet Rocket has no ads, no chat and no links out of the game. Results stay on the device by default. The site uses a cookie-free visitor counter, and an account is only for parents or teachers who want to keep progress across devices.
What is free and what does the Moon Pass add?
Free, no account needed
- Every times table and division fact from 1 to 10
- Pick all tables, the 6 to 9 times tables or your own choice
- 20 pets to choose from, 4 more to unlock by playing, and badges
- A summary after every round and a simple daily view for parents
- Teacher links that set up the game for a whole class
Moon Pass (€9 per year)
- Times Tables Coach: the sums your child still gets wrong come back more often
- The 11 and 12 times tables, also in the worksheets and teacher links
- Full statistics: 14-day chart, accuracy per table, every round and the hardest sums
- Printable worksheets with an answer page, including one with your child’s hard sums
- Several children, each with their own statistics
- A printable times tables diploma
- The bonus game Learn the clock
The tables
Keep practising
Frequently asked questions
Is Pet Rocket really free?
Yes. Playing is free, with every times table and division fact from 1 to 10. Parents can choose the optional Moon Pass for extras such as full statistics, printable worksheets and the Times Tables Coach.
Do I need to download an app?
No. It runs in an ordinary browser on phones, tablets, Chromebooks and computers.
Which ages is it for?
Children aged about 7 to 10, roughly Year 2 to Year 5.