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More speed tests on tables. Remember, the grid can be completed in any order. Most children like to start with the easy tables, such as the twos and tens.

Knowing multiplication tables really helps with fractions.

A quick look at the multiplication sign and multiplying by 2.

See how quickly you can answer these multiplication questions (up to 12)

Counting, rounding, addition, subtraction and multiplication are all included this week.

Finding the number half way between two others, estimating, addition, subtraction and multiplication all form a part of this week's programme.

Weekly programme for week 6, the last before half term, including time, multiplication and subtraction.

Week 11 makes good use of the 7x table and 9x table with some formal written multiplication. If those times tables have not been learnt then these pages will take quite some time to complete!

This week we look at decimals, solving single step word problems, estimating, 1000 more or less, formal written multiplication and mental arithmetic.

Counting, estimating, solving word problems, formal written multiplication and dividing by 11 are all part of Week 21.

Week 24 looks at counting, area, rounding, decimal fractions and multiplication.

This week we are aiming to add fractions, use the formal written method of multiplication, find the perimeter of simple shapes, solve problems involving time and subtract.