Calculation Activities for Students Aged 7-9
A selection of resources published by BEAM for teachers of primary mathematics. They include challenging problems and puzzles, open-ended investigations and resources to practise and consolidate students' mathematical understanding.
The activities, and their mathematical content, are:
• How many squares - using connection between multiplication and area
• 10 spots - making a magic square
• Addition grids - to check addition
• Addition crossword
• Brick walls - using addition
• Dot to dot - simple addition, subtraction and multiplication
• Ethan's puzzle - making the biggest or smallest number using addition of number cards
• Missing numbers - using addition and subtraction to complete a number square
• Number puzzle - finding the missing numbers from 1 to 9 to make a given total
• Use what you know - using a given multiplication question to find the answer to another
• Words - using addition and subtraction to crack a code
• Number flag - finding as many totals as possible by multiplying two numbers from a given list
• Squares picture - finding the halves of numbers to give a picture
• Divisible by 7 and 9 - filling in the missing digits in a number grid
• Subtractions - move around a track by subtracting numbers
• The number worm puzzle - answering questions using subtraction and mutliplication
• Addition squares - working out the correct number to go in the addition squares
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Resource by: Nelson Thornes
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These are great activities for reinforcing skills at home and would make good homework handouts for making maths fun.