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Written Calculations Written Calculations Reception – Year 6Reception – Year 6

Parent WorkshopParent WorkshopThursday 4th February MULTIPLICATION

Thursday 11th February DIVISION

Aims – By the end of the Aims – By the end of the session you will…session you will…Understand the need for a

consistent approach to written calculations

Have had opportunities to practice multiplication and division from YR-Y6

Apply calculation methods to questions and consider how best to support children

ContextContextSome children at BJR get a lot of support

at home, others get noneMethods and strategies taught at home

can be different from those taught at school

Some children find it difficult to apply home learning to school

This can lead to a great deal of confusion ESPECIALLY in Y5 and 6

Division and Multiplication are areas which cause the most confusion

MultiplicatiMultiplicationon

Multiplication FSMultiplication FS

Resources: small world play, role play, counters, cubes, pairs of socks/gloves etc, models and images

Multiplication Y1Multiplication Y1

Doubling numbers e.g. 5 + 5 = 10.Say things like, “What is double 4?”The ‘X’ symbol is then introduced.5 x 2 = 10

Multipication Y1/2Multipication Y1/2

Arrays are used to show multiplication in a pictorial form. 4 x 3 = 12 or 3 x 4 = 12

This also illustrates repeated addition because 4 + 4 + 4 = 12 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 12

Multiplication Y2Multiplication Y2Lots of2x3x5x10xUp to 12

Year 2 MultiplicationYear 2 Multiplication

Multiplication Y2/3Multiplication Y2/3

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Repeated addition along a number line: 6x4= 24

Children need to learn multiplication facts up to 10x 10 to make this process quicker.

Year 3/4Year 3/4

Year 4 - 5Year 4 - 5

Year 5Year 5

Year 5-6Year 5-6

Year 6Year 6

Division FS/Y1/Y2Division FS/Y1/Y2GroupingSharing

DivisionDivisionSharing6 ÷ 2

12 ÷ 4

Grouping6 ÷ 2

12 ÷ 4

Year 2 - 3Year 2 - 328 children go swimming inin groups of 7.How many groups will there be?

Year 2Year 2

OR

Year 3 - 4Year 3 - 4Chunking on a number line: (for larger numbers) e.g. 84÷6

Change this slide -24 - 60

4x 6 10x 6

____________________________________________ 0 24 84

Year 5 - 6Year 5 - 6Bus stop chunking

Year 6Year 6Formal short and Long Division

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