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Investigate patterns made by placing consecutive numbers in a number square.

Draw lines from the shaded numbers to the numbers that are three times bigger.

Move round the star in a clockwise direction, putting the number that is 3 times bigger in the empty circles.

Put numbers into the boxes to make the number sentences correct.

Our first two sets of mental arithmetic questions for Year 4. Today we are looking at numbers, place value and multiplying by 10, as well as a number sequence.

Negative numbers, counting on and back and number sequences.

Find the numbers that come out of the cauldrons. Suitable for upper primary children.

Tricky number sequences, finding change and lots of problems this week.

Start the Spring Term off with some nifty number questions.

Plenty of negative number questions, as well as approximating and measures.

This makes a change. We give you the numbers and you make up a story.

Write a story to match the subtraction sentence. make it as interesting as possible!