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Unit F – Multiplication Methods
This maths scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to practise using standard written methods for multiplication to solve abstract and real world problems involving multiplying numbers. The class can explain how to use facts in the times tables to complete steps in the calculations.
Practise using standard written methods for multiplication to solve abstract and real world problems
Lesson One : Multiplication Splits
Explain and record how to multiply pairs of four by one digit numbers using standard written methods of calculation for multiplication
Lesson Two : Toy Factory
Solve problems about toys made in a factory by multiplying two by two digit numbers using standard written methods of calculation for multiplication
Lesson Three : Multiplication Steps
Sequence matching sets of instructions about how to use standard written methods of calculation to multiply pairs of three by two digit numbers
Lesson Four : Family Baking
Solve problems about things that a family could bake by multiplying four by two digit numbers using standard written methods of calculation for multiplication
Lesson Five : Multiplication Products
Investigate and record the order of digits that can produce different multiplication products when performing standard written methods of calculation for multiplication
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Investigate and record how to change the spelling and meaning of some different word roots by the addition of a range of prefixes
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Teeth
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