Spring Term 1

A quick check to see how well these tables have been mastered.

A further set of pages looking at 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x and 10x tables.

Multiplying whole tens by 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10. Excellent for putting knowledge of tables into practice.

A variety of written questions which need a good knowledge of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x and 10x tables to answer quickly.

Word problems for multiplication and introducing the term product, which means multiply.

Using the <, > and = signs to compare answers to times tables questions. 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x and 10x tables.

Using the standard written method of short multiplication with small numbers.

Using the standard written method of short multiplication, just with the 5x table.

Standard written method of short multiplication, just using the 4x table.

Complete the written methods of calculating with the correct digits.

Complete the written methods of calculating with the correct digits. 2, 5 and 10x tables only.

Multiply whole tens by 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 10.

An early stage in written division, using repeated subtraction.

Using the standard written method of long division with small numbers.

The formal short division method.

To make a sensible answer for some division problems it is necessary to round up.

Having got the hang of remainders, now we move on to word problems with remainders.

Divide by 3, 4 or 8 with no remainders.

Adding sets of coins with totals more than £1.

Adding ten pence to amounts which cross the hundreds boundary. Carry on sequences of adding 10p.

Writing money in pounds.

Writing money in pence and pounds as well as some partitioning.

Write the amount of money shown in pence.

How much change from £2 if these amounts have been spent?

Put four amounts in order, using pounds and pence.

More on tally charts and presenting the information as a graph.

Complete pictograms from given information.

Using data shown on pictograms to make block graphs.

Use >, < or = to make the statements correct.

Interpreting tables.

Interpreting tables.

Interpreting a graph and suggestions on collecting data and producing a similar graph on favourite zoo animals.

Interpreting graphs on type of car and birds.

Much more on using Venn diagrams to sort into 3 groups and Carroll diagrams (named after Lewis Carroll) to sort into four groups.

Read the value from the graph.

Place value and rounding are both parts of this week's programme.

Counting, rounding, addition, subtraction and multiplication are all included this week.

Plenty of hard work here in the next of our year 3 weekly programmes.

The 6x table, fractions and symmetry are just some of the topics for this week.

Some quite tricky word and shape problems this week.

Measurement and data handling form the core of this week's programme.