3x3 Eggs times tables

3x3 Eggs asks multiplication facts while you hatch eggs. The UK page points at the Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check and says the game suits Years 2 to 6. The US page says grades 2 to 4. The NZ page says Years 4 to 6. I keep all three.

3 × 3 = 9 tiles on the 3x3 Eggs loading screen
3 × 3 = 9 tiles on the 3x3 Eggs loading screen
Colorful 2 × 3 = 6 tiles with a golden egg
Colorful 2 × 3 = 6 tiles with a golden egg

What the game does with a wrong answer

The UK page says facts you answer wrongly keep coming back until they are secure, and that the game notices which facts you find hard and asks those more often. I do not have a published time limit for a question inside 3x3 Eggs, so I am not comparing it to a six-second clock as if the game used one.

Year 4 check, side by side

GOV.UK says the Multiplication Tables Check in England is statutory for Year 4. It is 25 questions, 6 seconds each, with 3 seconds between questions. After 6 seconds the answer is accepted. 3x3 Eggs covers facts up to 12×12, which is the same fact range, and the official pages do not call the game a mock check.

MTC from GOV.UK. 3x3 Eggs from the UK page. Checked 11 Nov 2026.
ItemYear 4 check3x3 Eggs
Questions25One question per egg; no published round length
Time6 seconds, then the answer locksNo published limit
A missCannot be edited after 6 secondsThat fact returns more often
Who it is forYear 4 in EnglandUK Years 2–6; US grades 2–4; NZ Years 4–6

Three ways I would use it in class

These are my suggestions, not a published lesson plan. A five-minute start of the day, a Friday reward round, or a short practice at home all fit a browser game that needs no install.

1×1=11×2=21×3=31×4=41×5=51×6=61×7=71×8=81×9=91×10=101×11=111×12=122×1=22×2=42×3=62×4=82×5=102×6=122×7=142×8=162×9=182×10=202×11=222×12=243×1=33×2=63×3=93×4=123×5=153×6=183×7=213×8=243×9=273×10=303×11=333×12=364×1=44×2=84×3=124×4=164×5=204×6=244×7=284×8=324×9=364×10=404×11=444×12=485×1=55×2=105×3=155×4=205×5=255×6=305×7=355×8=405×9=455×10=505×11=555×12=606×1=66×2=126×3=186×4=246×5=306×6=366×7=426×8=486×9=546×10=606×11=666×12=727×1=77×2=147×3=217×4=287×5=357×6=427×7=497×8=567×9=637×10=707×11=777×12=848×1=88×2=168×3=248×4=328×5=408×6=488×7=568×8=648×9=728×10=808×11=888×12=969×1=99×2=189×3=279×4=369×5=459×6=549×7=639×8=729×9=819×10=909×11=999×12=10810×1=1010×2=2010×3=3010×4=4010×5=5010×6=6010×7=7010×8=8010×9=9010×10=10010×11=11010×12=12011×1=1111×2=2211×3=3311×4=4411×5=5511×6=6611×7=7711×8=8811×9=9911×10=11011×11=12111×12=13212×1=1212×2=2412×3=3612×4=4812×5=6012×6=7212×7=8412×8=9612×9=10812×10=12012×11=13212×12=144

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Questions

Which times tables are in 3x3 Eggs?

The official pages use the 1 through 12 tables.

Is 3x3 Eggs the Year 4 check?

No. It practices the same fact range. The check’s timing rules are separate.

Which grade is it for?

UK Years 2–6, US grades 2–4, NZ Years 4–6. The three pages do not agree, so I list them all.

Sources

Regional Times Tables pages and the public game build share one publisher. Each independent publisher supports only the claims attributed to it.

Public evidence checked 11 Nov 2026
SourceStatus
Times Tables UK — 3x3 Eggs1 publisher · Times Tables
Times Tables US — 3x3 Eggs1 publisher · Times Tables
Times Tables NZ — 3x3 Eggs1 publisher · Times Tables
GOV.UK Multiplication Tables Check guidance1 source · www.gov.uk

Checked 11 Nov 2026.

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