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Read through the story below and then answer the questions in full in your Maths book

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Look at the activity below and answer the questions in your Maths book

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Look at the activity below and answer the questions in your Maths book

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Answer the questions in your Math books

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Answer the questions in your math book

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Copy this into your books and then try to add it in your head

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See how much you can do

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Do as much as you can

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Stage 4 and 5 Write the numbers as words

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Stage 4 and 5 Write the numbers as words

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Stage 4 and 5 Adding hundreds, tens and ones

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Stage 4 and 5 Adding hundreds, tens and ones

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Fraction subtraction and addition word problems

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Fraction subtraction and addition word problems

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Practise your number patterns

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Practise your number patterns

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Stage 7 Multiplication and Division Practise

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Stage 7 Multiplication and Division Practise

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Practise answering Statistics questions

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Ordering Numbers

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Ordering numbers

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Stage 6 Multiplication and Division word problems

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Stage 6 Multiplication and Division word problems

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Stage 6 Maths Knowledge Revision Booklet

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How do I teach children in a fun, interactive way?

This football-themed interactive numbers game is a fun way to encourage your children to practice their multiplication skills whilst playing some online football. This exciting new way to test your children's strengths and weaknesses in mathematics is brought to you by UEFA Champions League partner, Santander, BT Sport Pundit Rio Ferdinand, and Twinkl. You can play these footballing maths games at home, in the classroom, or even whilst you're watching the football!

Our numbers game uses a football setting to help engage children with maths and their multiplication skills.

There are two settings of this number game for you to choose between: league and shoot-out. When playing this numbers game multiplication tournament, children must answer the multiplication questions correctly in order to progress and score goals.

Above the goal, there will be a multiplication problem with a number missing. Around the goalkeeper, there will be four multiple-choice options for children to put in the missing place. Children will click on the answer and immediately find out whether they have got it correct.

This number game is a perfect way to practice multiplication skills at a fast pace, whilst also engaging all the football fans in your class. If you're looking for another fast paced activity where your children can practice their maths skills, check out our Geometry and Time Champion Challenge Cards.

Teachers can share any of these online resources with customised groups via children's own usernames. Just Launch then click Add to Lesson. It's part of your regular membership - activate the Personal Child Logins feature now!

Looking for more great Champions League themed resources to keep your little ones engaged? Check out our Champions League Dragon Activity Pack, created in partnership with The Champions League Dragon.

What are the benefits of this numbers game?

Playing games is always a great way to help children to engage with what they are learning and get excited about practising their numeracy skills.

The multiplication questions in this game are aimed at KS2 children, and by giving them multiple-choice options, it removes some of the pressure of doing quick maths.

The questions on the number game feature multiplications from lots of different times tables, so you can practice a variety of skills.

Another great benefit of our numbers game is its football theme. Children are more likely to engage with things that make them excited, so if they are a football fan then this theme is sure to help them engage with practising their multiplication skills.

If you're looking for similar games to test your children's maths skills, we recommend these Multiplication and Division Champions Cards or our Fractions Champion Challenge Cards. For an extra challenge, try our 21 Times Tables Posters.

Parents, you can share this resource with your own children via their own username. It's part of your Twinkl membership - activate the Personal Child Logins for Parents feature now!

When do children start learning about multiplication?

Children will most likely be introduced to multiplication at the end of KS1 when they are in year 2. Children will be taught the 2, 5 and 10 times tables and use them to practise basic multiplication questions. These multiplication skills will then be built on throughout KS2. Multiplication can sometimes feel like a very daunting maths topic, but using fun games like our Numbers Game Tournament is a great way to build confidence and help children to understand the topic.

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The Numbers Game - Tournament: Multiplication [Ages 5-11]

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This football-themed interactive numbers game is a fun way to encourage your children to practice their multiplication skills whilst playing some online football. This exciting new way to test your children's strengths and weaknesses in mathematics is brought to you by UEFA Champions League partner, Santander, BT Sport Pundit Rio Ferdinand, and Twinkl.

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