Spring Term 1

Setting multiplication calculations out in a vertical format, ready for the standard method.

Multiplying 4-digit whole numbers by a single digit, using the standard written method.

Multiply a 4-digit number by 1-digit.

Practice with multiplying two digit numbers by one digit, using the standard written method.

More practice using the standard written method of multiplication, this time with decimals.

Multiply the multiples of 100 by a single digit.

Use the standard short method of multiplication with 3-digit numbers, but just keeping to the 2x, 5x and 10x tables.

Written multiplication of 2-digit numbers, already set out.

Multiply a 4-digit number by a 2-digit number.

Multiplying amounts of money (with decimal point) by a single digit.

Word problems with multiplication.

Multiply multiples of 1,000 by a single digit.

Using the standard short division method and just the 9 times table to work out the answers to these division questions.

Practise the written method of short division with some easier 2-digit numbers.

Use standard method of short division to answer these calculations.

Using the short division method with squared paper.

Divide 4-digit numbers by a single digit, including remainders.

Complete the division sentences.

Mixed addition, subtraction, multiplication and division using written methods.

Mixed addition, subtraction, multiplication and division using written methods.

Missing number calculations.

Tricky word problems needing more than one step to solve.

Much trickier questions as they all need more than one step to reach the right answer.

Divide 3-digit numbers by 10.

revise simple equivalent fractions.

More equivalent fractions, including fifths, tenths and hundredths.

A quick look at the patterns of equivalent fractions.

Quite a tricky set of questions on equivalent fractions. This is an important concept to understand in order to master fractions.

More on equivalent fractions.

Fill in the missing number in the equivalent fraction.

A variety of activities on adding and subtracting fractions and equivalent fractions.

A look at proper fractions, mixed numbers and improper fractions.

More work on mixed numbers and sequences.

Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions

Convert improper fractions to mixed numbers

Fill in the missing number.

Week 13 of the year 5 programme, including reading and writing large numbers.

Week 14 of the year 5 programme, including addition, subtraction and multiplication.

Week 15 of the Year 5 programme, including factors, multiplication and division.

Week 16 of the Year 5 programme, including measurement, multiplication and division.

Week 17 of the Year 5 programme, including fractions, co-ordinates and shape.

Week 18 of the Year 5 programme, including large numbers, fractions and angle.