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Mixed Multiplication Race Set
Race to complete the multiplications.
Multiply by Multiples of 10 Race Set
Race to complete the multiplications.
Multiplication Grid to 12x
A completed multiplication grid (to 12x12).
Multiplication Grid to 10x
A completed multiplication grid (to 10x10).
Blank Multiplication Grid to 12x
A blank multiplication grid (to 12x12) to complete. Time learners for an added challenge.
Blank Multiplication Grid to 10x
A blank multiplication grid (to 10x10) to complete. Time learners for an added challenge.
Complete the Multiplication Grid
Fill in the blank squares on a semi-completed multiplication grid.
Fill in the Multiplication Grid: Mixed Order
Fill in the highlighted boxes on the multiplication grid (multiplication facts jumbled).
Fill in the Multiplication Grid
Fill in the highlighted boxes on the multiplication grid (multiplication facts in order).
Introducing Fact Families (2)
This worksheet uses fact families to help introduce the link between multiplication and division.
Introducing Fact Families (1)
This worksheet uses fact families to help introduce the link between multiplication and division.
Complete Fact Family Houses: Products
Fill in the missing product in each fact family and then write out the matching equations.
Complete Fact Family Houses: Factors
Fill in the missing factor in each fact family and then write out the matching equations.
Blank Fact Family Houses
A set of part part whole models to help learners consolidate the link between multiplication and division.
Fact Families: Missing Product (2)
Work out the missing product in each fact family triangle and then write then matching equations.
Fact Families: Missing Product (1)
Work out the missing product in each fact family triangle and then write then matching equations.
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