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Times Table Trail (3x)

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Overview:

A 3x table activity sheets inspired by video games. Students navigate a level, solve multiplication sums, and collect coins and stars. Different paths provide differentiation based on ability levels.

Learning Objectives:

Practise multiplication facts for the 3x tables.
Develop problem-solving skills in an fun, game-like format.
Strengthen fluency and confidence in recalling times tables.

How the Activity Works:

Students begin at the start of the level and work their way to the finish, solving multiplication sums while avoiding obstacles. Along the way, they collect coins and stars by answering correctly, adding a fun and interactive element to their learning. This activity provides an engaging way for students to reinforce their times table knowledge while feeling like they are playing a game.

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