Here we give you three quick and fun activities to play in Key Stage 2 when reinforcing times tables facts.

Three Great Games to Reinforce Times Tables

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See how you can use the hundred square as a versatile tool for exploring patterns in the 2, 5 and 10 times tables and making links between them.

How to Use a Hundred Square to Explore Patterns in the 2, 5, and 10 Times Tables

This video shows how you can use concrete resources like numicon, coins and beadstrings to teach times tables facts.

Teaching Times Tables Using Concrete Resources

Watch this video for three simple ideas on how to use a variety of pictorial representations to reinforce times tables knowledge in your class.

How to Use Pictorial Methods to Teach Times Tables

A quick summary of how you can use a hundred square, body parts and rhyme to help pupils remember their times tables. 

Top Tips for Teaching Times Tables

Establishing links between times tables facts is a great way to help pupils learn and understand their times tables. This video shows how you can use a counting or measuring stick as a fun way to make these links.

How to Use a Counting Stick to Teach Times Tables

In this short clip, we explain how you can teach pupils to use knowledge of times tables facts to learn 'related facts', for example using 7 x 4 to solve 70 x 4.

How to Teach Related Multiplication Facts with Times Tables

In this clip, we explain how you can help pupils understand division as a proportional relationship and how they can apply this understanding to solve related division facts such as 450 ÷ 5.

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Three Great Games to Reinforce Times Tables

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