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When plotting points on a grid remember the first number is the number of squares along and the second number is the number of squares up. Some great drawings to plot, but care needs to be taken!

You can get a multiple of a whole number by multiplying it by another whole number. A factor of a number will divide into the number exactly, without a remainder.

Week 12 worksheets on adding 10, taking from 10, halving numbers and shapes and finding the value of mixed coins.

Interpret line graphs and why the value of points between plotted points have real meaning.

Count the value of the coins and draw more to match the totals shown.

Count the value of the coins and draw more to match the totals shown.

Finding the value of a selection of 10c and 20c coins.

Find the value of a mixture of 10c and $1 coins.

Count the value of the coins and draw more to match the totals shown.

Count the value of the coins and draw more to match the totals shown.

How many counters can you place on the grid without getting 3 in a row?

Multiplying by ten is easy if you know what you are doing; each digit moves one place to the left. Avoid saying ?add a nought?.