This educational resource is for children to develop and practise their skills with multiplication and help them to memorise the times tables. It is produced by A*Star Education who are the developers of Code the Curriculum which is an innovative product that develops coding skills and links them with other aspects of the curriculum. […]
An interactive multiplication grid for teaching times tables in the classroom or when homeschooling. It is also a useful times tables reference tool for children at home or in school. Hide, colour or ‘jiggle’ the different tiles. Go to multiplication square resource. […]
This interactive classroom resource is for teaching about Carroll diagrams and for practising using Carroll diagrams. It is built around sorting multiples so it is also useful for kids to practise times tables. There are two modes: Demonstration Mode: This is untimed and unscored. It gives immediate feedback and numbers can be moved repeatedly. Teachers […]
This interactive Venn diagram resource for the classroom or homeschooling is based around times tables and multiples. The challenge mode is for kids to practise sorting multiples on a Venn diagram. This is timed and gives a score along with the correct answers at the end of the challenge. Scores are retained in the device’s memory […]
Develop multiplication skills in the context of area of rectangles using this resource. One number is missing from the question but the player must still drag a rectangle to equal the numbers that are included. A wrong answer or exceeding the time limit ends the game. 20 correct wins the game. Go to Show the […]
Teach and practise multiplication tables up to 12 x 12 on this teaching resource for IWB and mobile devices such as iPads and Android tablets. Selecting practise lets you use this resource to demonstrate or lead whole class exercises from the IWB. Turning of practise gives a timed challenge to complete 5 grids and also […]
This teaching and learning resource uses the old favourite: Arithmagons. The thought to produce an updated versions of this resource came from browsing the informative blog by Colleen Young. There does not appear to be any Arithmagon resources compatible with tablets until this one. In these Arithmagons, the numbers in the squares are the result of […]