54 printable times table cards covering the trickiest tables in helpful colour coded sets. Using the results from the tech firm Flurrish, these cards show the times tables that children find the trickiest to learn. Support them by sticking these bold design cards on the back of chairs, up the stairs or around the room. Or why not use them as flash cards! Colour coded times table grid shows which ones are the trickiest. Cards also show division facts.

A free jpeg to help children remember a strategy for multiplying bigger numbers.

These speech bubbles are a prompt for children to use when discussing their math. The sentence starters provide the children with open-ended ways of sharing what they have observed and understood about their learning, perfect for helping your students dive deeper into their learning.

A tried and tested, fun way for kids to develop quicker recall of the division facts for the times tables. Printable Connect 4 boards for X2 to x12 Times table games also available from my store.

Using the very popular gameshow idea, your kids will love these times table games! Floor is Lava! Included: 11 games for the x2 to x12 tables PowerPoint explaining the rules Aim: be the first to build a bridge over the danger below to cross from one side to the other. Steps: Roll the dice and move your pawn around the outside circles either clockwise or anticlockwise multiply the number (factor) you land on by the times table focus (factor) of the game Find the answer (multiple) on the hexagon board Add a counter to that hexagon if you got it right If you got it wrong or have nowhere to go, pass the dice The first to have a continuous line of hexagons from one side to the other wins!

A set of Connect 4 Times Tables set to help children learn their tables in a fun way. Includes Tables from 2s to 12s.

These funky clock arrows are a really helpful resource to guide children in learning to tell the time. They can be used alongside your classroom clock all year round, or until your students are confident with the time and the different time expressions.

Howdy partners, It’s time for the most rootin’-tootin’wild west multiplication shoot out! Get your fingers on the triggers ‘n’ get ready to fire your pistols. It’s time to show you’re the sharpest shooter in town! A fun, themed multplication game where children can compete to be the faster gun slinger as they develop their multiplication recall. Game includes random number generators for up to 12x12. Either use a set times table by clicking through the first number until you find the table you want or play randomly. For preference purposes, an alternative version includes a hover over the number ability (rather than clicking) Music included that plays across the slides. various ways to play: 1- children are back to back and have to turn round to shoot the answer at their partner 2- 2 teams: each child on a team has a set number of ‘bullets’. They choose when to use them by throwing hand up and shouting bang. The fastest hand gets to answer. A point if correct. If hesitation or wrong answer, it goes to the other team. NOTE: Make sure you enable macros when given the option as this will allow the randomisation to function

A set of 27 stem sentences to help take your children’s maths talk deeper. Sentence stems can be used when students are: engaging in a math discussion with a peer. practicing the use of academic language. sharing their thoughts on how to solve a particular problem. reflecting on a math concept recently learned.

Sorry-ish! X-Tables! This set of 4 board games is a brand new and unique way to develop your childrens’ confidence with their multiplication facts. Using the classic game of Sorry! (with a times tables twist), the children need to get their 4 coloured counters around the board and safely home to win the game. When landing on each square, have your children share the answer to the times table to the group. Pack includes 4 games: GAME 1: X2, X5 & X10 GAME 2: X3, X4 & X8 GAME 3: X6, X7 & X9 GAME 4: X7, X11 & X12 Cards Instructions All you need to add is 3 (or 4) counters of each colour per game. It is advised to print the cards as 2 pages per sheet (creating smaller cards) (All graphics created by cool classroom)

This fantastically fun football game is back for the Women’s Euros! With all new additions to make the simulation game even more exciting, this is an absolute must download to celebrate the upcoming games. With women’s football gaining more and more profile, now is the time to jump on the chance to promote it in the classroom. Especially designed for KS2. This dice simulation game provides hours of fun and plenty routes into other mathematical areas. This pack includes the Powerpoint presentation and printables needed to carry out this lesson(s). Also included is a printable kit design activity, giving your children a chance to design their dream kits for the tournament and printable wall charts in full colour, partial colour and b&w. Additional features to the game this year, include: star player cards home fan advantages fouls score cards Note: if there are any rules/ features of the game that feel too much for your class, simply delete the slide. Alternatively, move it to the end of the PPT and introduce it another time.

A new battle game to develop recall in the 5 and 10 times tables. Your kids are going to love learning their tables using the Kingdom of Multiplication ‘Risk’ style game where they need to conquer and hold onto different territories by answering the times table questions. Castle already occupied? Challenge your opponent to a battle using the division facts battle cards. Watch out for the dragons and other surprises that show up in the times table draw pile! With fun bonuses and penalties, it definitely make learning the multiplication facts more fun!

This new set of connect 4 games includes: number bonds to 20 number bonds to 100 (multiples of 10) number bonds to 100 (multiples of 5) number bonds to 100 (random) subtraction facts to 20 addition facts to 20 doubles (below 30) doubles (between 25-55)

Print these game boards off to play a favourite place value class game. In pairs using playing cards (0-9) or number cards (0-9), children take it in turns to pick and card and decide what place value to put it on. Who can make the greatest value? Nasty version- place it on your partner’s grid instead and see who can sabotage the other! Game boards in colour and B&W.

A new times table battle game to help your class learn their 3,4 and 8 x tables Your kids are going to love learning their tables using the Kingdom of Multiplication ‘Risk’ style game where they need to conquer and hold onto different territories by answering the times table questions. Castle already occupied? Challenge your opponent to a battle using the division facts battle cards. Watch out for the dragons and other surprises that show up in the times table draw pile! With fun bonuses and penalties, it definitely make learning the multiplication facts more fun!

Included in this set are various place value grids ranging from hundredths to millions.

**Help your class to learn times tables with this fun, new approach with a Roman Empire theme. ** Challenge your kids s on the 3, 4 and 8 times tables as the invade territories to match the spread of the Roman Empire. With additional challenge cards that relate to events in Roman history, the kids will be sure to catch a buzz for this topic. Also includes a map for the children to colour in, showing their understanding of how the Roman Empire spread across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. How to play Take it in turns to draw a territory card. Correctly answer the multiplication in the time agreed and claim the territory on the map by finding the answer (the multiple). Place the counter next to the multiple. If incorrect, play moves on. Place the card on the discard pile. If you correctly answer and a territory is already occupied, a battle is required! Flip a battle card so you can both see at the same time. The first to answer wins the battle and claims or keeps the territory. Place the battle card on the discard pile. Some territories were particularly important to the Romans. They are marked with a banner . Occupying these will give a bonus point at the end of the game! Special cards are shuffled into the pack of territory cards. These cards have special challenges based on historical events. Read them carefully and do what they say. Once cards are all used from either pack, shuffle the cards in the discard pile and use them again. Continue until time runs out. If all territories are claimed, players can choose a territory to attack using the battle cards. At the end of the game, count up how many territories you own. Each territory = 1 point For every territory with a banner, add 1 extra point. Remove or add any points from cards you may have gathered.