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Times Tables Posters: Animals

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Overview:

A set of 12 colourful posters displaying the times tables (1x to 12x), featuring animal-themed designs.

Learning Objectives:

Memorise and recall multiplication facts from the 1x to 12x tables.
Enhance multiplication fluency through visual aids.
Engage with multiplication concepts in a fun and dynamic way.

How the Activity Works:

These animal-themed posters display each times table (1x to 12x) in a visually appealing format. They can be used as a reference or displayed in the classroom to support students in learning and practising their multiplication facts. This resource is a practical and engaging way for students to strengthen their multiplication skills with the help of colourful, animal-inspired visuals.

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