Year 3 Autumn Term: Block 3 Multiplication and Division

Today we are going to look at multiples of 10. We will represent tens with packets of crayons.

Today we are looking at how counting in threes can help us count in thirties.

Knowing your 2x, 5x and 10x tables can really help with other calculations.

Using illustrations of triangles to help with multiplying by 3.

Using bar models to illustrate multiplying by 3.

Using illustrations of squares to help with multiplying by 4.

Using illustrations of spiders to help with multiplying by 8.

Exploring arrays to help with division by grouping

Divide by 3, 4 or 8 with no remainders.

Use bar models to illustrate dividing by 4.

Complete division statements using knowledge of 3, 4, 5 and 8 times tables.

Find pairs of numbers in the three times table that make these answers.

3x table (bar modelling)

Using the mastery approach with the 3x table.

A look at dividing by 3.

Learning the three times table up to 12 x 3.

More on the three times table up to 12

A further look at the 4x table up to 4 x 12.

A quick check on the 4 times table.

4x table (bar modelling)

4x table using bar modelling.

A different look at multiplying and dividing by 4.

A creepy crawly way to learn the 8x table!!

An introduction to the 8x table up to 12 x 8.

8x table (bar modelling)

Quick division tables questions for 8.

Visual help to describe multiplication.

Match equal groups represented in different ways.

Division is the inverse of multiplication. If you know one multiplication you can quickly make two division sentences.

Division word problems, but no remainders and only using 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x and 10 times tables.