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Using knowledge of place value and times tables to multiply by 10, 20, 50, 100 and 1000.

To multiply by 21, just multiply by 20 and then add the number on. (To multiply by 20, double and times by 10.)

Use a variety of strategies to work out the missing numbers. A good knowledge of times tables is needed.

Today we are going to look at the written method for multiplying a 3-digit number by a 2-digit number.

It's a good idea to have learnt the 5x table before trying these division questions.

The 3x table is harder to learn, but is really useful when answering these divide by 3 questions.

Organise a list of first names in a table.

Find how many cubes can be held in one hand and record data collected in a table.

Let's start to count up in whole lots of 5: the beginning of the 5x table.

Week 19 worksheets on using kilograms, recording information in a table and collecting and organising data as a tally chart.