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Solve problems involving multiplying and adding, including using the distributive law to multiply two digit numbers by one digit, integer scaling problems and harder correspondence problems such as n

Year 4Multiplication & Division6 resources teach this

What this means, in plain words

The distributive law lets you split a multiplication into easier parts, so 7 times 13 becomes 7 times 10 plus 7 times 3.

A digit is one of the ten symbols, 0 to 9, that all numbers are written with.

An integer is a whole number, with no fraction or decimal part.

Tagged to Year 4 in working without worksheets. 6 resources in the library teach it.

The small steps it breaks into

Her own lesson numbering, in teaching order.

  1. Multiply Quantities to Scale Up or Scale DownLesson 3
  2. Count Combinations Systematically to Solve Correspondence ProblemsLesson 4
  3. Combine Distributive Law, Scaling, and AdditionLesson 5

The resources that teach it

Every one differentiated three ways, editable in PowerPoint.

Working Without Worksheets

Y4

L4 Count Combinations Systematically to Solve Correspondence Problems

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Working Without Worksheets

Y4

L5 Combine Distributive Law, Scaling, and Addition

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Multiplication & Division

Y4

Solve Scaling and Correspondence Problems

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Multiplication & Division

Y4

Year 4 Multiplication and Division B Home Learning

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