Arithmetic Speed Drill

Choose one or more operations, then answer as many problems as you can in 60 seconds.

Choose what to practice

How the Arithmetic Speed Drill works

Answer as many problems correctly as you can before time runs out.

  1. Choose operations

    Pick the operations you want to practice. All four are selected to start.

  2. Answer for 60 seconds

    The timer starts when you submit your first answer, then runs for 60 seconds.

  3. See your result

    See your score and Personal Best when time runs out. Wrong answers don’t lower your score.

What gets savedYour Personal Best is saved in this browser, with no account needed. If several students use the same browser profile, they share the same best score. Reset clears it.

What the problems are

Operation Problems Answers
Addition 1–12 + 1–12 2–24
Subtraction 1–12 − 1–12, with the larger number first 0–11
Multiplication 1–12 × 1–12 1–144
Division Exact division, no remainders 1–12

Problems are chosen at random, so the same problem may appear more than once.

Practice first, then add the timer

The Arithmetic Speed Drill works best once the problems feel familiar.

If a problem still takes a lot of thought, practice that skill without a timer first. Once the problems feel familiar, come back to the drill to work on quicker recall. Compare your results with your own Personal Best rather than someone else’s score.