Count the dots one row at a time — that's skip counting. Now press Flip it! — same dots, same answer, sideways rectangle. That's why you only need to learn HALF the times tables.
For grown-ups — the order that works: don't go 1→12. Go 1, 10, 2, 5 (nearly free) → 4 (double, then double again) → 9 (finger trick; digits of the answer sum to 9) → 3, 6 (6 = the 5s answer plus one more group) → 11 (repeat the digit up to 9×11) → 8 (double three times) → 12 (the 10s answer + the 2s answer) → 7 last. After turnarounds and tricks, only ~15 stubborn facts remain (6×7, 7×8, 6×8, 7×7 and friends) — drill exactly those in Mix mode.
Division is not a new subject. Keep saying “12 ÷ 3 asks: 3 times what makes 12?” The Missing Number game is the bridge — it looks like multiplication and thinks like division. If she can do that game, she can divide.
Session recipe: 5 minutes Explore (build 3 rectangles, flip them), one table in Learn, one 10-question game. Stop while it's still fun. Stars reset on reload — they're today's score, and that's fine. When she clears a game 10/10 twice, move up a table.