Class three have been working very hard on their times tables this week. We have launched ‘Angry Birds’ in class – a weekly test, racing against time (2 minutes to be precise) to get a full 20 questions correct. Year three are very keen to test their knowledge and came up with the idea of creating a blog to challenge each other with questions.
This year we are focusing on the 3,4 and 8 times tables (continuing to practice 2,5 and 10!).
Don’t forget our focus on two-digit numbers times (x) one-digit numbers year three!
May the maths challenging commence! Good luck!
12 x 4 – use the grid method to help!
12×12=
Use column method to help you.
What is 9×6? Use grid method to help you!
What is 7 times 7? You can use any method you want .
Layla’s question is 144.Try 13×7!
Layla your answer 144.
I am answering Elsie’s one, it is:
12×4=48
90×7. It’s good to use grid method for this one!
Rachel your answer is 54
9×6=54
Try 13×9!!!!
Try 50×5!
250. Try 8 X 29
Try this question: 19×8, use the formal (carry over) method to help.
The answer is 152
Maybe you could try 12×12=
Maybe you could try 47×3=
Maybe you could use a method like the number line to help.
Do 65×7=
Try to use a grid method
5×7 use a number line to help you!
250 Emerson
Try 99 x 9 minus 99 x 8. This one’s easy!
Try 55×5=
Emerson your answer is 250. Try 14×4 and use the grid method!!
Jack your answer is:56.
Try 33×44
My answer is 1212
Stuck on a question? Try doing a method like the grid method.
Try this one 18×6=
Use the number line method to help you
Try this one 18×6=
Use the number line method to hep
12×4 use grid method to help.
Try:
12 x 6=
This is Callie’s multiplication question:
12 x12 =144
12 x 4 =48
18×6=168.Now try 12×12=
Use the grid method
Layla’s:
12 x 12 =144
Try:
3 x 12 =
Try 8×8. Also Callie’s answer is 144!
15×6 use a number line to help. I hope you get it right.
7×7=42 Emerson
Elsie’s answer:
36
6 x 8 =.
4 x 2 =
5 x 6 =
8 x 8 =
Joseph your one is 70
6 x 8=48
4 x 2=8
5 x 6=30
8 x 8=64
Are Gabrielles
Now try:
4 x 8=?
5 x 9=?
8 x 8=?
9 x 9=?
Elsie’s:
4 x 8 = 32
5 x 9 = 45
8 x 8 = 64
9 x 9 = 91
Try :
12 x 3 =
7 x 7 =
6 x 9=
4 x 16 = (use grid method)
Gabrielle’s
12×3= 32
7 x 7 = 49
6 x 9 = 54
4 x 16 = 72
Emerson’s :
1212
Try:
12 x 7=
16 x 4=
91 x 10=
Layla’s:
36
Try:
6 x 8
13 x 4
1000×1000