Maths – Monday 18th May



Mental maths
Practise your 4 times table using this site.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
This bar model can show a multiplication calculation. This bar model shows 4 six times.  This shows us the link between multiplication and repeated addition. The answer goes inside the empty bar at the bottom.
 
Multiplication








< = less than   > = more than






Challenge
Can you create bar models for these calculations?
5 X 8 =
8 X 3 =
9 X 8 =
6 X 8 =

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