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Year 5 – Multiplication and Division

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Do Now Tasks / Starters

Differentiated question sets.

Short Multiplication Question Set

Short multiplication.

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  2 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  3 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  4 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  5 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  6 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  7 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  8 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication –  9 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Multiplication

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 2 Times Table

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 3 Times Table

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 4 Times Table

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 5 Times Table

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 6 Times Table

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 7 Times Table

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 8 Times Table

Short Multiplication 4 Digit x 1 Digit 9 Times Table

Strips Short Multiplication

Long Multiplication

Long Multiplication –  Multiplying by 11

Faded Scaffolding Strips Long Multiplication –  Multiply by 11

Long Multiplication – 3 Digit by 2 Digit

Strips- Long Multiplication 

Faded Scaffolding Strips Long Multiplication

Long Multiplication Faded Scaffolding- 2 Digit by 2 Digit 

Long Multiplication Faded Scaffolding- 3 Digit by 2 Digit 

Short division.

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 2 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 3 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 4 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 5 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 6 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 7 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 8 Times Table

Faded Scaffolding Strips Short Division – 9 Times Table

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 2 Times Table 

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 3 Times Table 

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 4 Times Table 

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 5 Times Table 

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 6 Times Table 

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 7 Times Table 

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 8 Times Table 

Short Division – 4 Digit Divided by 1 Digit 9 Times Table 

Short Division –  No Remainders

Strips- Short Division- No Remainders

Short Division –  Remainders

Strips- Short Division- Remainders 

Short Division –  Decimal Remainder

Strips- Short Division Decimal Remainders 

Short Division- Decimal Remainders 

Short Division –  Remainders in Different Ways

Short Division –  Remainders as Fractions

Short Division –  Interpret Remainders in Context

Strips- Short Division Decimal Remainders

Multiply by 10, 100 and 1000.

Multiplying by 10, 100 or 1000

Multiplying by 10, 100 and 1000

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Faded Scaffolding Strips- Multiply by 10, 100 and 1000- Whole Numbers

Divide by 10, 100 and 1000.

Dividing by 10, 100 and 1000

Dividing by 10, 100 or 1000

Faded Scaffolding Strips Divide by 10, 100 and 1000

Faded Scaffolding Strips- Divide by 10, 100 and 1000- Whole Numbers

Mixed multiplication & division by 10, 100 and 1000.

Multiplying and Dividing by 10, 100 and 1000

Faded Scaffolding Strips Multiply and Divide by 10, 100 and 1000

Multiply and Divide by 10, 100 and 1000 Do Now Tasks 

Multiply and Divide by 10, 100 and 1000 Do Now Tasks- Varied Representations 

Faded Scaffolding Strips- Multiply and Divide by 10, 100 and 1000- Whole Numbers

Using known facts.

Divide Using Known Facts to 1,000,000

Using Known Facts to 1,000,000

Multiply Using Known Facts to 1,000,000

Faded Scaffolding Strips- Divide Using Known Facts to 1,000,000 

Faded Scaffolding Strips- Multiply and Divide Using Known Facts to 1,000,000 

Faded scaffolding strips- multiply using known facts to 1,000,000 , factors, multiples, square, cubed and prime.

Strips Identify Common Factors of Numbers

Strips Identify Factors of Numbers

Identifying Factor Pairs

Identifying Prime Numbers

Strips Identify Multiples

Faded Scaffolding Strips- Identify Factors of Numbers 

Strips- Cube Numbers

Strips- Square Numbers

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Problem Solving- Multiplication Facts 

Problem Solving- Short Multiplication

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Prime Numbers Challenges

Long Multiplication Challenges

Factors Challenge

Multiples Challenges

Short Multiplication Challenges

Multiples Challenges 

Multiply and Divide Using Known Facts Challenges 

Multiplication and Division Mixed Word Problems 

Resources to support multiplication and division.

Long Multiplication Support

Stepes to Success

Short Multiplication – Steps to Success 

Long Multiplication – Steps to Success 

Short Division with Decimal Remainders- Steps to Success 

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Divide by 10, 100 and 1000- Steps to Success 

Multiply by 10, 100 and 1000- Steps to Success 

Factors – Steps to Success 

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Common Factors – Steps to Success 

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Multiplication and Division — Mixed Word Problems: Foundation (Year 5)

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This resource is suitable for the White Rose Maths Scheme of Learning, covering Spring Term Block 1 (Multiplication and Division B), Step 11 (Solve Problems with Multiplication and Division).

Help children to build their confidence with multiplication and division word problems using this worksheet. There are also two example questions completed so children can see what they have to do — making it perfect for setting as homework too. Answers are provided on a separate page.

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• Key Stage: Key Stage 2
• Subject: Maths
• Topic: White Rose Maths | Spring Term: Multiplication and Division B | Small Step 11
• Topic Group: Calculations
• Year(s): Year 5
• Media Type: PDF
• Resource Type: Worksheet
• Last Updated: 09/01/2024
• Resource Code: M2WFT16099
• Curriculum Point(s): Divide numbers up to 4 digits by a one-digit number using the formal written method of short division and interpret remainders appropriately for the context. Solve problems involving multiplication and division including using their knowledge of factors and multiples, squares and cubes.

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Learning with the Math Scholars

Education doctoral student brings her students with learning differences to USC for a day of fun with mathematics

They call themselves the Math Scholars — a group of eight sixth-grade students at Currey Ingram Academy near Nashville, Tennessee. 

 It’s a name that neither the students nor their parents could have imagined a couple of years ago. These 11- and 12-year-olds with learning differences had long struggled with mathematics, having trouble staying on task and performing basic math skills. 

That changed in Dawn Pilotti’s classroom. Pilotti, a long-time mathematics teacher and an online doctoral student in USC’s College of Education, uses tools to make mathematics “more real” to the students. And with an assist from her doctoral advisor, USC associate professor Kristin Harbour, the students now count mathematics among their favorite subjects.  

Pilotti has been teaching mathematics and special education for 26 years — the past 10 at Currey Ingram Academy, a research-based, model school for students with learning differences. This is her second year teaching the group of students now known as the Math Scholars. 

“ This group of students was really struggling in math when they came into fifth grade,” Pilotti says. “We were working on some kindergarten-level skills last year in fifth grade. They were years behind in where they needed to be.”  

  Pilotti teaches mathematics by focusing on real world problems and using a lot of manipulatives to help students understand concepts. It makes mathematics a visual subject for the students at the school, 70 percent of whom have language-based learning disabilities. The Math Scholars now are performing nearly on grade level in mathematics.  

And in April, they brought their stories — and their math skills — to a USC classroom.  

The seeds for the trip started with a story on the College of Education’s website about Pilotti’s experience in USC’s online doctoral program concentrated in the STEM field. The story mentioned she was drawn to the program partly because of the chance to work with Harbour, whose expertise is in the intersection of mathematics education, special education and professional development. The story, which included pictures of Pilotti’s students in her Tennessee classroom, intrigued the students, who were thrilled to see themselves on a university’s website. And they had a lot of questions about Harbour.  

Harbour and Pilotti talked frequently about her mathematics students, discussing how Pilotti could take what she was learning in her USC doctoral program and apply it in a practical way with students and teachers at Currey Ingram. Soon, Harbour was meeting the Math Scholars on their computer screen and learning more about what they were doing in class.

“Dawn is an exceptional teacher for them, and she wanted them to know that other people were in their corner and that I was one of them,” Harbour says. “I think that gave them the idea that this person in South Carolina cared about their math understanding and was working with their teacher to help make them confident mathematicians. And they really felt empowered by that. They were reaching beyond just their classroom.” 

Soon, Harbour was learning more about their stories. 

“For me, it's been this magnificent experience to see how I can still build relationships with kids at a distance,” Harbour says. “And seeing how that can influence them has been a really eye-opening experience.” 

But another surprise came for the students. Their parents, teachers and the College of Education arranged for some in-person face time with Harbour. In April, they made the nearly seven-hour road trip from Nashville to Columbia, where they were welcomed to the USC campus and spent the day solving mathematics problems, collecting data on a scavenger hunt, showing their work to their parents and sharing their story with the USC community. 

“I love that we got to do the same kinds of math that we do at school in Nashville in South Carolina, and our amazing math teacher Ms. Pilotti and Dr. Harbour were both there together doing it with us,” says Math Scholar Elle Steele.

For the parents, it was a chance to celebrate their children’s accomplishments. After researching 25 schools for children with learning differences, Kenda and Bob Lovecchio moved from Austin, Texas, to Nashville last year so their son Kai could attend Currey Ingram Academy. Pilotti was his first teacher. 

“Math was his worst subject,” Bob Lovecchio says. “ELA (English Language Arts) was his favorite. It has switched to math being his favorite. He’s the most confident in math. He does his homework independently.” 

It’s a similar story for Kimberly and David Silvus, whose 12-year-old son Grant is a student in Pilotti’s class. 

“Math is the only subject he comes home and talks to me about,” says Kimberly Silvus. “He uses math homework as an excuse to not go to bed on time.” 

Her husband, David, says, “He’s doing math we were not sure he’d be capable of — multiplication, fractions, division. All of it.” 

Pilotti gives plenty of credit to her students, who she says are supportive of each other and work really well together. And Harbour has enjoyed the front-row seat to see the remarkable strides the students have made. 

“When Dawn first started working with them, they were so petrified of math because they felt beaten down, they had just not had successes in math at that point,” Harbour says. “And just the miraculous turnaround in their learning and their confidence is truly the essence of this beautiful story.” 

Ryan O’Grady, said his son Elliott has thrived at the Nashville school and especially in Pilotti’s math class, a subject that was difficult for him in the past. The day at USC helped reinforce the idea that college is attainable for his son. 

“To come here (to USC) and see that there are people who care, that there are professors here who are interested in the next generation,” O’Grady says. “It makes it possible to dream about what’s possible.” 

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Convert Repeated Decimals to Fractions Decimal Worksheets Math Problems I “Decimal Number Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division Worksheets Problems” offers a comprehensive toolset for students to master operations with decimal numbers. Tailored for various skill levels, these worksheets cover addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of decimal numbers, providing ample practice and reinforcement. Varied Problem Types: Each worksheet contains a mix of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems involving decimal numbers, ensuring students encounter diverse scenarios that require different operations. Progressive Difficulty: Problems are organized by complexity, allowing students to start with basic operations and gradually progress to more advanced concepts as they build confidence and proficiency. Answer Keys: Detailed answer keys accompany each worksheet, providing students with immediate feedback and allowing for self-assessment and correction. Whether used in the classroom, for homework assignments, or as part of a differentiated instruction program, “Decimal Number Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division Worksheets Problems” equips students with the skills they need to confidently work with decimal numbers and excel in mathematics. Worksheets are made in 8.5” x 11” Standard Letter Size. This resource is helpful in students’ assessment, Independent Studies, group activities, practice and homework. This product is available in PDF format and ready to print as well.

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