SarahFreck

Arrays to teach, learn and explore the 3 and 4 times tables. These worksheets can be used simply to develop an understanding of multiplication facts but also to explore related division facts if required. Two A4 sheets per times table.

Number squares with multiples of relevant table blanked. I use them laminated and allow the student to write in the missing multiples using a dry-wipe pen and also to say the times table, pointing to the missing multiples as s/he goes along. The student can practise repeatedly with other numbers there as "cues". I then take away the grid and ask the student to imagine the multiples on the grid. It works really well for some students, especially strongly visual learners. As an added bonus, the c