Multiplying and dividing

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Multiplying and dividing [ N1.3 Core Starter] Complete these multiplication and division grids. Preamble Two clear-cut multiplication and division grid activities. An extension might be to try to find the least number of completed cells needed to complete a grid. Children could be invited to construct their own grids. One approach might be to design novel ones such as those whose answers make a sequence or an extreme case might be one where all the answer cells appear to be the same but with all numbers multiplied or divided differently – which can challenge some children. Possible content Multiplying and dividing positive and negative integers. Resources None, but possibly squared paper to help with the drawing of grids. Solution/Notes Original Material © Cambridge University Press 2010 Original Material © Cambridge University Press 2010