Paul Moons

This is a one page test that covers all 144 times tables (1x1 through to 12x12) in a neat randomized order. Due to its random order and simplicity, this test is great to regularly test your students' times table knowledge and computational speed. The layout also lends itself to quick marking with the included answer key.

This is a short test to ascertain students' basic number knowledge. Areas covered include: Ordering numbers; converting numbers from words to numerals and vice-versa; basic knowledge of primes; factors and solving algorithms with multiple operations (BIDMAS/BODMAS).

This is a set of student friendly instructions for solving long multiplication algorithms using four fun alternative methods from around the world. The four methods included are: The popular "Napier/Lattice" method The simple "Box" method which is great for weaker students The "Russian Peasant" with its doubling and halving system And the quirky "Japanese" line drawing technique. All four methods are explained in student friendly language using step by step instructions along with common fac