Multi-Digit Multiplication and Division Pack
This pack has EVERYTHING you need to teach and assess Multi-digit Multiplication and Division effectively in Stage 3! With this pack you can skip the prep and just print and go knowing that all of your students will be challenged and engaged with these differentiated activities!
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Why Choose The Multi-Digit Multiplication and Division Pack?
- All tasks are aligned to Year 5 and 6 Australian Curriculum Outcomes V8.4
- Pre and post assessment slips are perfect for formatively assessing, grouping and reporting on students
- Every single multiplication strategy is covered (split strategy, area strategy, formal algorithm)
- Every single multiplication and division strategy and activity comes with 3 levels of differentiation so all students will be challenged and catered to
- All answers are provided with working out shown so that students can self mark
- Literally just print and go!
What's Included?
- 34 pages of differentiated multiplication activities covering all strategies (area, split, algorithm)
- 16 pages of differentiated division activities
- Multiplication and division strategy posters
- Detailed answer sheets for all activities
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