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1 Multiplication

2 Using manipulatives (numicon)
By Year 1 Using manipulatives (numicon) Links to array

3 By Year 4 Using pictures

4 By Year 3/4 Arrays

5 By Year 4 Grid method

6 By Year 4 Short method

7 Short method when multiplying by a 2-digit number
By Year 4 Short method when multiplying by a 2-digit number

8 Short multiplication with decimals
By Year 5 Short multiplication with decimals

9 Division

10 Sharing using manipulatives
By Year 1 Sharing using manipulatives

11 Short division (bus stop)
By Year 4 Short division (bus stop)

12 Short division (bus stop)
By Year 4 Short division (bus stop)

13 Short division (bus stop) with remainders
By Year 4 Short division (bus stop) with remainders

14 Short division with decimals
By Year 6 Short division with decimals

15 By Year 4 Long division

16 Long division with remainders
By Year 4 Long division with remainders

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