Multiplication Practice Games

I tried to search, but most of them are made for small children. Almost all math programs I found are almost as old Nintendo games, like Mario with math thrown there as a bonus.

It would be nice if I was a little boy with a small attention span, but I am a mathematics student who has never taken as seriously as I would. In college I'm going to expect to do math without a calculator and I if I train in a way, I absolutely can not do that.

Anyway, is there a program or something to learn multiplication, which is directed at small children who want to play games? Is not there any training programs in mathematics serious there? Otherwise I think I'll have to do everything by pen and paper, but I'm not very good for your self-type control. It would be nice if there was a serious program for PC to do so.

The reason why most of the aid multiplication are built for children, it is because its at this age, most students learn. Here's something to make you feel better. In all the news you are really confused about memorizing some facts Propagating. Make a table 11 columns and 11 through Write the numbers from 1 to ten in the up and down on the side. Then fill in the answers you know. The time it is easy right? The two groups are easy? The five are easy 5 1 - -15 to 20 and dozens are easy. The nine are easy - put your hands in front of you, flat. curl your little finger down on your left for a nine times nine fingers you see right? Put the flat before you even curl the ring finger of his left hand twice nine, you see your little finger, which is now a period of ten and eight other fingers on your right, 18, curl your middle finger for 3 x 9 you have two fingers left, twenty-seven to the right, 27. This works for all your multiples of nine.
Look at the table, you have more than half of it completed, at your store are not as bad as you think. focus on them. Time you fill in this table and after a while it becomes faster and faster.

In math.com you can choose the grade.
Go ahead and have fun with it.

http://www.multiplication.com/teach.htm

A few good laps as I discovered when I was looking for ways to teach my children. I never knew most of the tour, we certainly were not taught this at school, simply memorizing heart. It seems that the more you use, the better you understand.

Hope this helps