Spring Term 1

Using partitioning to help understand 11x and 12x tables.

Plenty of 11x table practice.

Quick answers expected for these pages on the 12x table.

Multiply 3 small numbers using the knowledge that multiplication can be done in any order.

Completing multiplication statements by multiplying 3 small numbers together.

Timed practice for the eleven times table with the 11 as the second number.

Using written multiplication method to multiply by 7.

Standard written multiplication method just using the 9x table.

Plenty of practice multiplying 2-digit numbers by a single digit, using the formal written method.

Finding the missing digits in standard written multiplication.

More practice multiplying 3-digit numbers by a single digit.

Timed practice for the twelve times table with the 12 as the first number.

More dividing by ten, both with decimal and fraction answers.

Dividing a number by ten moves it once place to the right. Divide by 100 moves it two places to the right.

A look at the division table for 7.

A look at the division table for 12.

More quick division 'tables'. 45 questions to a page.

Complete the division sentences.

The formal short division method.

Using the short method of division with squared paper to help.

Use the short division method to divide 3-digit numbers by 7 with no remainders.

Use the short division method to divide 3-digit numbers by 6, 7, 8 or 9 with no remainders.

Solving word problems using mental division.

Complete the division sentences.

Finding the area of shapes by counting squares.

Finding perimeter and area using units and square units.

Activities encouraging children to see area as the amount of space taken up by a shape.

More on measuring area by counting squares.

Finding the area of rectangles and squares using square units.

Calculating the area of a shape.

Putting decimals in order of size, using tenths.

Putting numbers with two decimal places in order of size.

Ordering decimals from smallest to largest.

Ordering decimals using a place value chart.

Using the < > to compare decimals less than one whole one.

Using the >, <, and = symbols to compare decimals.

A weekly programme covering multiplying three small numbers, counting on, negative numbers, learning the 11x table, division and Roman numerals.

Recognising equivalent fractions, adding fractions, converting decimals to fractions, rounding numbers as well as mental arithmetic are all part of this week's programme.

This week we look at decimals, solving single step word problems, estimating, 1000 more or less, formal written multiplication and mental arithmetic.

Lines of symmetry, co-ordinates, angle, finding change from £5 or £10 and mental arithmetic are all part of this week's work.

Week 17 covers ordering numbers, perimeter, addition, estimating subtraction as well as plenty of mental arithmetic.

We finish the term off with hard work on area, decimal fractions,, money, addition and mental arithmetic.