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Times Tables Weekly Sets

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Overview:

A set of 12 weekly times tables worksheets, with each week focusing on a different times table (from 1x to 12x). The worksheets include daily practice from Monday to Friday. Suitable for middle and upper years students.

Learning Objectives:

  • Memorise and practise multiplication facts for each times table.
  • Build fluency in multiplication over the course of 12 weeks.
  • Develop a consistent routine for improving times tables knowledge.

How the Activity Works:

Each worksheet in this set focuses on a specific times table (1x to 12x), with five days of activities (Monday to Friday) that gradually increase in difficulty. Students will complete exercises each day, reinforcing their knowledge and improving their speed and accuracy. This set is a practical and engaging way to provide daily practice for mastering multiplication facts, helping students to build confidence in their times tables.

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