Big Maths, Beat That!
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- Randolf Manning
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1 Big Maths, Beat That! Contents 1. How to use Big Maths Beat That! 2. CLIC Tests APP links 3. CLIC Tests Actual tests 4. CLIC Tests Answer sheets 5. Total Recall Tests Learn Its covered by each test 6. Total Recall Tests Actual tests 7. Total Recall Tests Answer sheets
2 How to use Big Maths, Beat That! to rapidly raise standards Big Maths, Beat That! is an assessment tool that allows teachers to see exactly what their children know and what they don t know. It provides children with a fun and motivational way to track their own progress and set their own targets for numeracy. It involves two quick and easy tests that children typically complete on a Friday alongside Big Write. The children are constantly challenged to increase their own score (literally... Beat That!, where that is their best ever score) and the teachers role in uplevelling each child is at the heart of teaching through CLIC. One test is called The CLIC Test and it asks children to answer 10 key numeracy questions that are tightly linked to APP attainment statements. There are 5 different tests (one for each of the national curriculum levels from Level 1 to 5). There is no time limit as such and children complete their pencil and paper jottings around the sheet or on the back of it. Teachers should play the CLIC test jingle (available on the Andrell Education website) either before the test itself or just before the tests are marked/returned. Once children have scored 10 out of 10 in 3 consecutive weeks then they move on to the test paper for the next level up. Learners that flatine and do not make sufficient progress are taught specifically how to complete appropriate questions. In this way all children are uplevelled against APP criteria constantly. The second test is called The Total Recall Test and it asks the children to answer a set number of Learn Its questions in a set time. There is another jingle (again available for free from the Andrell Education website), and these provide the time limits for each test. There are 6 different Total Recall Tests, and these are linked to the Learn Its schedule from Big Maths. Children keep the same test all year and aim to write down all the facts required in the time available. Once they can complete it in the time available then they aim to complete it in a quicker time. In Year 1 only addition facts In Year 2 there are the remaining 1 digit add 1 digit facts and facts from the X10, X5 and X2 tables In Year 3 there are no addition facts since the focus is on the X3, X4 and X9 tables In Year 4 the 6 multiplication facts from the X6, X7, X8 tables that have not already been learnt as part of earlier tables are tested along with all 36 of the addition facts. In Year 5 and 6 all 36 addition facts and 36 multiplication facts are tested. For all 11 tests (the 5 CLIC tests and the 6 Total Recall tests) Big Maths provides a new test for each week over a 10 week period. This means the children can not merely learn a sequence of answers and therefore keeps the resultant data valid. For example, the whole school would complete the relevant tests from the week 1 bank of tests and then from the week 2 bank of tests the following week. After 10 weeks then the school returns to the bank of tests from week 1 and begins to move through the 10 weeks again. All 110 tests can be found on the Big Maths, Beat That! disc that is available to purchase from Andrell Education. Also on the disc are the equivalent 110 answer sheets as well as the 2 jingles. Crucially, the Big Maths, Beat That! disc also has a software package that easily allows schools to input each child s test data. The software then selfpopulates easy-to-read line graphs for a visual representation of each child s progress over time for both tests. These can be controlled to select a specific group of children, or to illustrate the average gains of an entire class. The software also effortlessly creates bar graphs for each child s 10 CLIC test questions so that success in these areas can be quickly be linked to APP assessment guideline sheets.
3 9.466 fraction decimal percentage BIG MATHS Write a square number between 20 and = Example of a level 4 CLIC Test Example of Line Graph showing rates of Progress against APP statements = = 5.9 X 9 = Name: Year 1-30 seconds Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 Example of Total Recall Test to assess Learn Its
4 How to use Big Maths, Beat That! to rapidly raise standards How do I get started? Getting started with Big Maths, Beat That! is easy. You don t have to be teaching through CLIC or using any other Big Maths method. Using your knowledge of the children already, simply start by giving them a CLIC test one Friday for a level you know they will find easy. From that point onwards children are then on the CLIC test progression until they can score 10 out of 10 on the Level 5 test. Gradually explain to the children how the Big Maths, Beat That! system works. A reward system should be put in place for children that do beat that and get their best ever score, as well as for the class if a class target is set using the line graph of the class average. After a routine has been developed then start to add in the jingle if you haven t already done so from the start. Then, start to use the software and input each child s score every week. Creating the line graphs and then sharing them with the children and parents is easy. After a few weeks then start to add input the data at the question level and start to look at the bar graphs that indicate which questions individual children need more help on (if any!). Begin to use the information from the graphs to inform planning. How does it become embedded? Once the above steps have been made then the system runs itself and children become more and more motivated to keep going and beating their best ever scores. If all teachers across the school are focussing their teaching around the questions that are not being answered correctly then a culture of personalised learning with a strong APP up-levellling basis to it is created. Schools already implementing Big Write will be familiar with the feelings of enthusiasm, success and pride spreading contagiously throughout a school. Subject leaders may wish to analyse the whole-school dimension using the software on the disc to look for line graphs showing areas of flat-lining and respond appropriately. The significance of this is that the Big Maths, Beat That! package will ensure that all children move through school learning the core skills of numeracy increasingly rapidly and at increasingly higher levels. Each child becomes familiar with the three targets that they would take ownership of at any one time, i.e. their next step on the progress drive that they are climbing at any one moment in time, their CLIC test score, and their Total Recall test score i.e. knowing which question they need to focus on being able to answer next) see next page. Teachers can then focus their personalised teaching on the skills and concepts that the learners don t possess.
5 Big Maths Target Setting 1 Next Step on any current Progress Drive 2 CLIC, Beat That! Uplevelling Target and an improved CLIC test score 3 3 Learn Its from CLIC lessons and an improved Total Recall test score
6 Big Maths, Beat That Total Recall Test ~ Timed Tests for Actual Tests Learn Its
7 Week One
8 Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = = Re 1
9 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 1
10 Year 2-90 seconds = 7x5= 6+7= 8+9= 4+7= 3x5= 7+8= 8x5= 9x10= 6x10= 9x2= 5x5= 5+9= 5+8= 5+7= 6+9= 5x10= 2x2= 3+9= 4x5= 9x5= 8x2= 4x10= 2x5= 6+8= 2x10= 7x10= 7+9= 7x2= 8x10= 6x2= 4x2= 3x2= 5x2= 6x5= 5+4= 3x10= 3+8= 5+6= 4+8= Y2 1
11 Year 3-60 seconds 24 7x3= 2x4= 3x3= 9x9= 7x9= 7x4= 8x4= 3x4= 2x3= 9x3= 5x3= 9x4= 4x9= 8x9= 4x3= 6x9= 3x9= 6x4= 8x3= 5x4= 6x3= 2x9= 4x4= 5x9= Y3 1
12 Year 4-60 seconds = 9+3= 8+8= 3+2= 8+7= 4+4= 7+3= 8x8= 9+4= 6x7= 6+5= 7+7= 5+4= 6+2= 7+2= 7+5= 8+5= 8+3= 9+2= 9+5= 6x6= 7x8= 9+6= 5+2= 8+6= 6x8= 7+4= 6+6= 2+2= 7+6= 4+2= 9+8= 7x7= 6+4= 8+4= 9+9= 5+3= 3+3= 9+7= 8+2= 4+3= 6+3= Y4 1
13 Year 5 & seconds = 6x2= 7+5= 8x2= 8+3= 5+4= 9+4= 4x2= 7+4= 6+6= 9x7= 9+2= 7x2= 5+5= 6x3= 6+4= 7x6= 4x3= 4+4= 8x5= 8+2= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 9x9= 4+3= 9+3= 3x3= 5x2= 6+2= 5x5= 8x6= 5+2= 5+3= 2+2= 8+5= 9x5= 9+5= 8+7= 6x5= 6+5= 7x7= 9x6= 6x6= 4+2= 7x5= 9+7= 9x3= 7x3= 7+6= 7+2= 3x2= 9+8= 6+3= 9x4= 5x3= 8x4= 8x3= 9x8= 8x7= 8x8= 7+7= 9x2= 6x4= 3+3= 7+3= 8+6= 8+8= 2x2= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= Y5,6 1
14 Week Two
15 3 + 3 = = Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = Re 2
16 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 2
17 Year 2-90 seconds = 5x10= 3x5= 7+8= 4+8= 4x5= 4x2= 3+9= 9x5= 6+8= 8+9= 6+7= 2x5= 5+8= 5x5= 5x2= 6x2= 7x2= 6x10= 4+9= 3+8= 3x10= 5+6= 6+9= 4x10= 9x10= 5+9= 7x5= 2x2= 3x2= 4+7= 6x5= 8x2= 7+9= 7x10= 8x5= 8x10= 5+4= 2x10= 9x2= Y2 2
18 Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x3= 7x9= 8x3= 7x4= 6x3= 6x9= 2x3= 4x9= 2x9= 4x4= 9x9= 4x3= 3x3= 8x4= 2x4= 3x9= 8x9= 7x3= 5x4= 5x3= 5x9= 9x4= 3x4= 6x4= Y3 2
19 Year 4-60 seconds = 7x8= 6x8= 6+2= 5+5= 7+3= 5+2= 9+5= 9+4= 8x8= 4+4= 6+4= 9+7= 6x7= 6+5= 7+7= 7+6= 8+6= 9+9= 3+2= 7+4= 8+4= 3+3= 9+2= 2+2= 6+6= 7x7= 6x6= 9+8= 5+4= 8+5= 5+3= 7+5= 4+3= 6+3= 8+2= 9+6= 8+7= 4+2= 7+2= 9+3= 8+8= Y4 2
20 Year 5 & seconds = 8x7= 7+3= 8+6= 9x2= 9+3= 3x3= 7x7= 9x9= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 9+5= 5+3= 6x5= 8+7= 6+4= 7+7= 4+3= 6x4= 4+4= 8x5= 4x3= 8x3= 9+4= 4x2= 5x5= 6+2= 7+5= 8x2= 6x2= 7x6= 6+5= 7+6= 7+4= 3x2= 9x7= 9+2= 6+6= 8+5= 7x3= 8+8= 2x2= 9x6= 3+2= 6x3= 5+5= 6x6= 9+7= 9x3= 6+3= 7+2= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 3+3= 5+4= 5x3= 9x4= 9x8= 8x6= 2+2= 7x2= 8x4= 9+8= 9x5= 8+2= 8x8= 4+2= 5x2= 8+3= 7x5= Y5,6 2
21 Week Three
22 2 + 3 = = Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = Re 3
23 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 3
24 Year 2-90 seconds 40 6x5= 4+8= 6x10= 7+8= 9x10= 5+8= 9x2= 3+8= 9x5= 3+9= 6+8= 3x10= 6x2= 6+9= 2x5= 5x5= 4x5= 5+9= 2x2= 7x2= 5+6= 4x10= 5x2= 8+9= 4+7= 8x10= 6+7= 4+9= 8x5= 5x10= 3x2= 8x2= 4x2= 3x5= 7x5= 7x10= 2x10= 7+9= 5+7= 5+4= Y2 3
25 Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x4= 7x4= 3x3= 4x3= 9x3= 4x9= 3x9= 5x9= 6x3= 5x4= 6x9= 9x9= 2x3= 8x3= 8x4= 4x4= 7x9= 3x4= 6x4= 7x3= 5x3= 2x4= 2x9= 8x9= Y3 3
26 Year 4-60 seconds = 9+9= 6+3= 7+5= 9+3= 8+8= 8+5= 5+3= 9+4= 8x8= 4+3= 6x7= 9+6= 9+5= 4+4= 7+3= 9+7= 7+2= 2+2= 5+4= 3+2= 6+4= 6x6= 7x8= 6+6= 9+2= 7+6= 6x8= 6+5= 7+7= 8+4= 8+6= 8+3= 7+4= 7x7= 9+8= 6+2= 8+2= 5+2= 4+2= 5+5= 3+3= Y4 3
27 Year 5 & seconds = 6+3= 9x4= 7+7= 9x9= 6x4= 9x6= 6+5= 8x7= 5x3= 6+4= 9+5= 5+2= 6x5= 7+2= 7x3= 8+5= 7x5= 8+7= 7x6= 8+2= 7x7= 9x8= 5+3= 6x6= 9+4= 4x2= 8+3= 5x2= 4+3= 8+8= 2x2= 9x3= 9+3= 3x3= 7x2= 9x5= 8x3= 6+2= 5x5= 7+6= 2+2= 3x2= 3+2= 4+2= 6x2= 7+5= 8x2= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 8x4= 9+8= 6+6= 9x7= 9+2= 7+4= 7+3= 8+6= 5+4= 8x8= 4x3= 4+4= 8x5= 8x6= 9x2= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 3+3= 5+5= 6x3= Y5,6 3
28 Week Four
29 1 + 1 = = Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = Re 4
30 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 4
31 Year 2-90 seconds 40 8x2= 7+8= 5+8= 8x10= 4+8= 3+9= 6x2= 4x10= 5x5= 2x10= 2x2= 5+4= 3x2= 7x10= 6x10= 5x10= 6x5= 6+8= 5x2= 7+9= 4x5= 5+7= 9x10= 6+7= 8x5= 6+9= 2x5= 5+9= 9x5= 3x10= 7x5= 7x2= 4+7= 5+6= 3+8= 8+9= 4+9= 4x2= 3x5= 9x2= Y2 4
32 Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x9= 3x3= 8x9= 8x4= 6x4= 5x3= 9x3= 4x3= 3x4= 4x4= 7x9= 9x4= 7x4= 2x4= 2x3= 6x3= 4x9= 2x9= 3x9= 8x3= 7x3= 5x4= 6x9= 5x9= Y3 4
33 Year 4-60 seconds = 8+6= 4+2= 9+7= 4+3= 2+2= 8+2= 9+2= 5+5= 9+9= 6+2= 8+5= 8+7= 5+4= 7x8= 6x8= 9+4= 9+6= 6+5= 7+7= 7+2= 4+4= 8x8= 8+3= 7+6= 3+3= 6x7= 6+3= 5+3= 5+2= 7+4= 9+8= 7+3= 9+3= 8+8= 9+5= 3+2= 7+5= 6+4= 7x7= 6x6= 8+4= Y4 4
34 Year 5 & seconds = 2x2= 6+5= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 5x5= 6+2= 3+3= 9x6= 7x3= 9x5= 8+2= 8x8= 4+2= 5x2= 5+2= 7+2= 7x2= 8x6= 7+6= 2+2= 3x2= 7x6= 9x9= 9x8= 8+3= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 6x3= 5+5= 7x7= 5+3= 7+7= 8+7= 6x4= 8+5= 3+2= 6+4= 7+3= 8+6= 7+4= 6x5= 9+7= 6x6= 4+3= 8x7= 8x3= 4+4= 8x5= 4x3= 7x5= 5x3= 5+4= 8x4= 9+5= 7+5= 8x2= 6x2= 6+3= 9x2= 9+3= 3x3= 9x3= 9x7= 9+2= 6+6= 9x4= 9+4= 4x2= 9+8= Y5,6 4
35 Week Five
36 Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = = Re 5
37 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 5
38 Year 2-90 seconds = 7+9= 3x10= 7x5= 7x10= 8x10= 3x5= 3x2= 5+9= 9x2= 6x5= 5+4= 5+7= 8x5= 6+9= 7+8= 9x10= 3+9= 6x10= 8x2= 5x2= 6+7= 4x5= 5+6= 5x10= 4+8= 4x10= 8+9= 4x2= 4+9= 2x2= 9x5= 5x5= 6x2= 2x5= 2x10= 5+8= 3+8= 6+8= 7x2= Y2 5
39 Year 3-60 seconds 24 6x3= 2x9= 3x4= 4x9= 4x3= 5x3= 2x4= 7x4= 8x9= 6x9= 7x3= 7x9= 8x3= 5x9= 3x3= 2x3= 9x9= 6x4= 4x4= 8x4= 3x9= 9x3= 9x4= 5x4= Y3 5
40 Year 4-60 seconds = 7+7= 9+8= 8+3= 7+6= 5+3= 7+3= 9+4= 3+3= 5+2= 5+4= 6+2= 8x8= 6+3= 6x7= 7+4= 9+2= 7+2= 9+7= 9+5= 9+9= 6+6= 8+6= 3+2= 6+4= 6x6= 7x8= 8+2= 5+5= 8+5= 6x8= 4+3= 4+2= 8+7= 8+4= 9+6= 7+5= 7x7= 9+3= 8+8= 4+4= 2+2= Y4 5
41 Year 5 & seconds = 7+7= 3+3= 6x4= 8x7= 9+5= 9x3= 6x5= 5x2= 6+2= 5x5= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 8+7= 5+4= 9x5= 8+3= 7x6= 3+2= 2+2= 8+8= 2x2= 8+5= 4+2= 7x2= 9x9= 6x2= 7+5= 8x2= 7+4= 6x6= 9+8= 9x6= 5+2= 6+6= 9x7= 9+2= 5+3= 7x7= 8x8= 7+2= 6+4= 4x3= 4+4= 8x5= 6+3= 9x4= 6+5= 9x8= 8x4= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 8x6= 8x3= 7x3= 7+6= 9x2= 3x2= 5+5= 6x3= 9+7= 4+3= 9+3= 3x3= 7x5= 9+4= 4x2= 7+3= 8+6= 5x3= Y5,6 5
42 Week Six
43 Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = = Re 6
44 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 6
45 Year 2-90 seconds = 4x10= 9x10= 3+8= 5+7= 8x2= 5x2= 4+8= 4x5= 3x5= 7x10= 2x10= 7x5= 5+8= 5+6= 5x10= 5x5= 8x10= 9x5= 4+9= 9x2= 5+9= 4+7= 6+9= 7x2= 6+8= 3x2= 8x5= 3x10= 2x5= 6x2= 6x10= 7+8= 4x2= 6+7= 3+9= 7+9= 2x2= 5+4= 6x5= Y2 6
46 Year 3-60 seconds 24 4x4= 9x4= 7x3= 8x3= 7x9= 4x9= 6x9= 3x3= 6x4= 2x9= 3x9= 2x3= 9x3= 5x4= 7x4= 9x9= 6x3= 8x9= 8x4= 5x9= 5x3= 4x3= 2x4= 3x4= Y3 6
47 Year 4-60 seconds = 6+2= 6+6= 7x8= 6x8= 6+3= 9+8= 9+9= 6+5= 7+7= 8+4= 8x8= 8+2= 2+2= 8+7= 6x7= 4+3= 7+5= 9+5= 8+5= 5+3= 3+2= 7+6= 6+4= 8+6= 9+6= 5+2= 7+3= 7x7= 6x6= 9+2= 5+5= 8+3= 4+2= 9+4= 7+4= 5+4= 9+7= = 9+3= 8+8= Y4 6
48 Year 5 & seconds 72 7x2= 9x8= 5+4= 6x3= 5+5= 7+3= 8+6= 7x6= 8+3= 9x6= 9+7= 5x5= 6+2= 6x6= 6+5= 7+4= 8x7= 7+2= 8+7= 5x3= 7+6= 8+5= 7x3= 5+2= 9+5= 9x3= 6x5= 9+3= 3x3= 6+3= 3x2= 9x9= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 2+2= 7+7= 9x4= 6x4= 8x4= 9x2= 9+8= 9x5= 8+2= 8x8= 4+2= 5x2= 8x6= 7x7= 5+3= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 4+4= 8x5= 4x3= 3+3= 6+4= 4+3= 7x5= 3+2= 7+5= 8x2= 6x2= 8x3= 9+4= 4x2= 8+8= 2x2= 9x7= 9+2= 6+6= Y5,6 6
49 Week Seven
50 4 + 4 = = Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = Re 7
51 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 7
52 Year 2-90 seconds = 6x10= 4+9= 8x5= 6+7= 4x10= 7x5= 6x5= 2x10= 8x10= 4x2= 5+6= 5+9= 2x2= 4+8= 8+9= 3x5= 9x10= 3x10= 7x10= 5x2= 6+8= 4x5= 5x10= 3+8= 6+9= 5x5= 4+7= 3x2= 7x2= 6x2= 7+8= 9x2= 7+9= 2x5= 3+9= 9x5= 5+8= 8x2= 5+4= Y2 7
53 Year 3-60 seconds 24 6x3= 7x3= 2x3= 9x4= 6x4= 2x9= 2x4= 4x3= 9x3= 3x4= 7x4= 6x9= 5x3= 5x9= 8x3= 8x9= 3x3= 4x4= 3x9= 4x9= 9x9= 5x4= 7x9= 8x4= Y3 7
54 Year 4-60 seconds = 6+3= 9+8= 8x8= 9+7= 6x7= = 3+3= 3+2= 7+5= 6+2= 4+3= 9+2= 9+3= 8+8= 6x6= 7x8= 9+5= 8+6= 7+3= 6x8= 7+4= 7+2= 5+2= 8+2= 8+5= 6+4= 7x7= 6+6= 8+3= 8+4= 9+6= 5+5= 4+2= 7+6= 6+5= 7+7= 2+2= 5+3= 4+4= 8+7= Y4 7
55 Year 5 & seconds = 9x4= 8x7= 6+2= 5x5= 9+4= 4x2= 8+2= 7x6= 9x2= 9+5= 6+5= 6x5= 5+4= 9x9= 5x2= 7+3= 8+6= 6x6= 7x3= 9+7= 2+2= 5+2= 9x5= 7x5= 8+7= 8+5= 5+5= 6x3= 5x3= 8+3= 4+2= 9+3= 3x3= 9x3= 8+8= 2x2= 9x8= 7x2= 9+8= 8x4= 6x2= 7+5= 8x2= 7+6= 9x6= 3x2= 8x8= 4+3= 6+6= 9x7= 9+2= 7x7= 7+2= 6+4= 3+2= 3+3= 4x3= 4+4= 8x5= 8x6= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 7+4= 8x3= 7+7= 5+3= 6x4= Y5,6 7
56 Week Eight
57 Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = = Re 8
58 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 8
59 Year 2-90 seconds 40 5x5= 3+9= 5+7= 3x5= 5+4= 6+7= 9x5= 5x10= 3x10= 4x5= 9x10= 7+8= 7x5= 4+7= 2x10= 6+8= 9x2= 4+9= 6x5= 6x2= 8x2= 5+6= 7x2= = 3+8= 8x10= 2x5= 4x2= 8x5= 5x2= 3x2= 4x10= 7x10= 8+9= 5+8= 4+8= 6+9= 2x2= 6x10= Y2 8
60 Year 3-60 seconds 24 2x3= 3x9= 4x4= 7x4= 5x4= 8x3= 7x9= 5x9= 6x9= 8x9= 2x4= 6x4= 5x3= 9x9= 3x3= 3x4= 8x4= 6x3= 4x9= 4x3= 9x4= 7x3= 2x9= 9x3= Y3 8
61 Year 4-60 seconds = 7+5= 4+4= 5+5= 9+3= 8+8= 7x8= 6x8= 6+3= 9+5= 3+2= 8+6= 7+6= 9+4= 8x8= 2+2= 7+3= 9+2= 6x7= 6+5= 7+7= 8+5= 7+2= 5+4= 3+3= 5+3= 9+7= 9+6= 6+6= 7+4= 9+8= 7x7= 6x6= 4+2= 8+4= 5+2= 9+9= 6+2= 4+3= 6+4= 8+7= 8+3= Y4 8
62 Year 5 & seconds 72 9x3= 9+3= 3x3= 7x2= 9x5= 8x3= 6+2= 5x5= 9+7= 6+3= 9x4= 7+7= 9x9= 6x4= 9x6= 6+5= 7+4= 7+3= 8+6= 5+4= 8x8= 4x3= 4+4= 8x5= 6x6= 9+4= 4x2= 8+3= 5x2= 4+3= 8+8= 2x2= 8x6= 9x2= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 3+3= 5+5= 6x3= 8+5= 7x5= 8+7= 7x6= 8+2= 7x7= 9x8= 5+3= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 8x4= 9+8= 6+6= 9x7= 9+2= 8x7= 5x3= 6+4= 9+5= 5+2= 6x5= 7+2= 7x3= 7+6= 2+2= 3x2= 3+2= 4+2= 6x2= 7+5= 8x2= Y5,6 8
63 Week Nine
64 2 + 1 = = Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = Re 9
65 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 9
66 Year 2-90 seconds 40 9x10= 7+9= 8x10= 4x10= 7x10= 5+9= 6x2= 7+8= 3+8= 4x2= 3x5= 5x10= 5x2= 9x2= 6+8= 2x10= 3+9= 5+8= 3x10= 8x5= 7x5= 7x2= 2x2= 6x5= 5+6= 4+7= 2x5= 4+9= 6+9= 9x5= 5x5= 5+7= 4x5= 8x2= 3x2= 5+4= 6x10= 8+9= 4+8= 6+7= Y2 9
67 Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x3= 2x9= 6x9= 6x4= 3x4= 8x3= 7x3= 5x3= 4x9= 9x9= 8x9= 4x4= 8x4= 7x9= 2x3= 2x4= 9x4= 7x4= 5x9= 6x3= 3x9= 4x3= 3x3= 5x4= Y3 9
68 Year 4-60 seconds = 6+4= 9+7= 4+3= 6+2= 3+2= 8+3= 6+6= 8x8= 8+4= 6x7= 8+5= 5+3= 9+3= 8+8= 6+5= 7+7= 9+6= 5+4= 8+7= 7+2= 6x6= 7x8= 2+2= 9+2= 7+4= 6x8= 7+6= 9+8= 7+5= 8+6= 9+5= 4+2= 7x7= 3+3= 4+4= 5+5= 7+3= 6+3= 9+4= 9+9= 8+2= Y4 9
69 Year 5 & seconds = 5x3= 9x4= 9x8= 8x6= 2+2= 7x2= 8x4= 6+5= 7+6= 7+4= 3x2= 9x7= 9+2= 6+6= 8+5= 6+4= 7+7= 4+3= 6x4= 4+4= 8x5= 4x3= 8x3= 9+7= 9x3= 6+3= 7+2= 8+4= 9+6= 4x4= 3+3= 9+4= 4x2= 5x5= 6+2= 7+5= 8x2= 6x2= 7x6= 7x3= 8+8= 2x2= 9x6= 3+2= 6x3= 5+5= 6x6= 9+8= 9x5= 8+2= 8x8= 4+2= 5x2= 8+3= 7x5= 9x9= 9+9= 5x4= 7x4= 9+5= 5+3= 6x5= 8+7= 5+2= 8x7= 7+3= 8+6= 9x2= 9+3= 3x3= 7x7= Y5,6 9
70 Week Ten
71 Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = = Re 10
72 Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Y1 10
73 Year 2-90 seconds = 7x10= 7x2= 8x10= 2x10= 9x2= 4+7= 2x5= 4+8= 3x5= 4x10= 4x5= 5+7= 9x5= 6+8= 2x2= 4x2= 5x2= 3x10= 7+9= 5+9= 4+9= 5+8= 6+9= 5x5= 8x2= 8x5= 6x2= 7x5= 3+9= 5x10= 6x5= 3x2= 8+9= 9x10= 6+7= 7+8= 5+4= 6x10= 5+6= Y2 10
74 Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x9= 7x4= 7x3= 8x4= 8x9= 9x4= 4x3= 5x3= 9x3= 5x9= 3x4= 7x9= 6x4= 4x9= 6x3= 3x3= 8x3= 4x4= 3x9= 6x9= 2x9= 5x4= 2x3= 2x4= Y3 10
75 Year 4-60 seconds = 7+5= 6+5= 7+7= 4+4= 7+6= 7+4= 5+2= 7x8= 6x8= 9+5= 3+2= 8+7= 8+3= 9+3= 8+8= 8x8= 8+6= 2+2= 9+4= 6x7= 6+3= 8+2= 9+2= 8+5= 9+9= 3+3= 7+2= 6+4= 5+4= 9+6= 5+5= 9+8= 7x7= 6x6= 8+4= 9+7= 4+2= 5+3= 7+3= 4+3= 6+2= Y4 10
76 Year 5 & seconds 72 3x3= 7x5= 9+4= 7+3= 8+6= 6x5= 8x7= 8+2= 9x8= 8x4= 9+9= 7x4= 8x6= 5+4= 9+6= 5x2= 9x6= 5+2= 6+6= 9+2= 5+3= 8+5= 2+2= 9x5= 7x2= 9x9= 6x2= 8x2= 7+4= 6x6= 7+5= 4+2= 8+3= 7x6= 3+2= 8+8= 2x2= 7x7= 9x7= 9+8= 7+6= 9x2= 3x2= 6x3= 9+7= 9x4= 4+4= 8x8= 6+2= 5x5= 8+4= 4x4= 8+7= 8x3= 5x4= 6+5= 7+2= 6+4= 4x3= 8x5= 6+3= 4+3= 5+5= 7x3= 7+7= 3+3= 6x4= 9+5= 9x3= 5x3= 4x2= 9+3= Y5,6 10
77 Big Maths, Beat That Total Recall Test ~ Timed Tests for Answer Sheets Learn Its
78 Week One
79 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =3 Re 1
80 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =8 Y1 1
81 Answers Year 2-90 seconds =13 7x5=35 6+7=13 8+9=17 4+7=11 3x5=15 7+8=15 8x5=40 9x10=90 6x10=60 9x2=18 5x5=25 5+9=14 5+8=13 5+7=12 6+9=15 5x10=50 2x2=4 3+9=12 4x5=20 9x5=45 8x2=16 4x10=40 2x5=10 6+8=14 2x10=20 7x10=70 7+9=16 7x2=14 8x10=80 6x2=12 4x2=8 3x2=6 5x2=10 6x5=30 5+4=9 3x10=30 3+8=11 5+6=11 4+8=12 Y2 1
82 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 7x3=21 2x4=8 3x3=9 9x9=81 7x9=63 7x4=28 8x4=32 3x4=12 2x3=6 9x3=27 5x3=15 9x4=36 4x9=36 8x9=72 4x3=12 6x9=54 3x9=27 6x4=24 8x3=24 5x4=20 6x3=18 2x9=18 4x4=16 5x9=45 Y3 1
83 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =10 9+3=12 8+8=16 3+2=5 8+7=15 4+4=8 7+3=10 8x8=64 9+4=13 6x7=42 6+5=11 7+7=14 5+4=9 6+2=8 7+2=9 7+5=12 8+5=13 8+3=11 9+2=11 9+5=14 6x6=36 7x8=56 9+6=15 5+2=7 8+6=14 6x8=48 7+4=11 6+6=12 2+2=4 7+6=13 4+2=6 9+8=17 7x7=49 6+4=10 8+4=12 9+9=18 5+3=8 3+3=6 9+7=16 8+2=10 4+3=7 6+3=9 Y4 1
84 Answers Year 5 & seconds =5 6x2=12 7+5=12 8x2=16 8+3=11 5+4=9 9+4=13 4x2=8 7+4=11 6+6=12 9x7=63 9+2=11 7x2=14 5+5=10 6x3=18 6+4=10 7x6=42 4x3=12 4+4=8 8x5=40 8+2=10 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 9x9=81 4+3=7 9+3=12 3x3=9 5x2=10 6+2=8 5x5=25 8x6=48 5+2=7 5+3=8 2+2=4 8+5=13 9x5=45 9+5=14 8+7=15 6x5=30 6+5=11 7x7=49 9x6=54 6x6=36 4+2=6 7x5=35 9+7=16 9x3=27 7x3=21 7+6=13 7+2=9 3x2=6 9+8=17 6+3=9 9x4=36 5x3=15 8x4=32 8x3=24 9x8=72 8x7=56 8x8=64 7+7=14 9x2=18 6x4=24 3+3=6 7+3=10 8+6=14 8+8=16 2x2=4 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 Y5,6 1
85 Week Two
86 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =2 Re 2
87 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =10 Y1 2
88 Answers Year 2-90 seconds =12 5x10=50 3x5=15 7+8=15 4+8=12 4x5=20 4x2=8 3+9=12 9x5=45 6+8=14 8+9=17 6+7=13 2x5=10 5+8=13 5x5=25 5x2=10 6x2=12 7x2=14 6x10=60 4+9=13 3+8=11 3x10=30 5+6=11 6+9=15 4x10=40 9x10=90 5+9=14 7x5=35 2x2=4 3x2=6 4+7=11 6x5=30 8x2=16 7+9=16 7x10=70 8x5=40 8x10=80 5+4=9 2x10=20 9x2=18 Y2 2
89 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x3=27 7x9=63 8x3=24 7x4=28 6x3=18 6x9=54 2x3=6 4x9=36 2x9=18 4x4=16 9x9=81 4x3=12 3x3=9 8x4=32 2x4=8 3x9=27 8x9=72 7x3=21 5x4=20 5x3=15 5x9=45 9x4=36 3x4=12 6x4=24 Y3 2
90 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =11 7x8=56 6x8=48 6+2=8 5+5=10 7+3=10 5+2=7 9+5=14 9+4=13 8x8=64 4+4=8 6+4=10 9+7=16 6x7=42 6+5=11 7+7=14 7+6=13 8+6=14 9+9=18 3+2=5 7+4=11 8+4=12 3+3=6 9+2=11 2+2=4 6+6=12 7x7=49 6x6=36 9+8=17 5+4=9 8+5=13 5+3=8 7+5=12 4+3=7 6+3=9 8+2=10 9+6=15 8+7=15 4+2=6 7+2=9 9+3=12 8+8=16 Y4 2
91 Answers Year 5 & seconds =7 8x7=56 7+3=10 8+6=14 9x2=18 9+3=12 3x3=9 7x7=49 9x9=81 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 9+5=14 5+3=8 6x5=30 8+7=15 6+4=10 7+7=14 4+3=7 6x4=24 4+4=8 8x5=40 4x3=12 8x3=24 9+4=13 4x2=8 5x5=25 6+2=8 7+5=12 8x2=16 6x2=12 7x6=42 6+5=11 7+6=13 7+4=11 3x2=6 9x7=63 9+2=11 6+6=12 8+5=13 7x3=21 8+8=16 2x2=4 9x6=54 3+2=5 6x3=18 5+5=10 6x6=36 9+7=16 9x3=27 6+3=9 7+2=9 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 3+3=6 5+4=9 5x3=15 9x4=36 9x8=72 8x6=48 2+2=4 7x2=14 8x4=32 9+8=17 9x5=45 8+2=10 8x8=64 4+2=6 5x2=10 8+3=11 7x5=35 Y5,6 2
92 Week Three
93 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =10 Re 3
94 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =9 Y1 3
95 Answers Year 2-90 seconds 40 6x5=30 4+8=12 6x10=60 7+8=15 9x10=90 5+8=13 9x2=18 3+8=11 9x5=45 3+9=12 6+8=14 3x10=30 6x2=12 6+9=15 2x5=10 5x5=25 4x5=20 5+9=14 2x2=4 7x2=14 5+6=11 4x10=40 5x2=10 8+9=17 4+7=11 8x10=80 6+7=13 4+9=13 8x5=40 5x10=50 3x2=6 8x2=16 4x2=8 3x5=15 7x5=35 7x10=70 2x10=20 7+9=16 5+7=12 5+4=9 Y2 3
96 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x4=36 7x4=28 3x3=9 4x3=12 9x3=27 4x9=36 3x9=27 5x9=45 6x3=18 5x4=20 6x9=54 9x9=81 2x3=6 8x3=24 8x4=32 4x4=16 7x9=63 3x4=12 6x4=24 7x3=21 5x3=15 2x4=8 2x9=18 8x9=72 Y3 3
97 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =15 9+9=18 6+3=9 7+5=12 9+3=12 8+8=16 8+5=13 5+3=8 9+4=13 8x8=64 4+3=7 6x7=42 9+6=15 9+5=14 4+4=8 7+3=10 9+7=16 7+2=9 2+2=4 5+4=9 3+2=5 6+4=10 6x6=36 7x8=56 6+6=12 9+2=11 7+6=13 6x8=48 6+5=11 7+7=14 8+4=12 8+6=14 8+3=11 7+4=11 7x7=49 9+8=17 6+2=8 8+2=10 5+2=7 4+2=6 5+5=10 3+3=6 Y4 3
98 Answers Year 5 & seconds =16 6+3=9 9x4=36 7+7=14 9x9=81 6x4=24 9x6=54 6+5=11 8x7=56 5x3=15 6+4=10 9+5=14 5+2=7 6x5=30 7+2=9 7x3=21 8+5=13 7x5=35 8+7=15 7x6=42 8+2=10 7x7=49 9x8=72 5+3=8 6x6=36 9+4=13 4x2=8 8+3=11 5x2=10 4+3=7 8+8=16 2x2=4 9x3=27 9+3=12 3x3=9 7x2=14 9x5=45 8x3=24 6+2=8 5x5=25 7+6=13 2+2=4 3x2=6 3+2=5 4+2=6 6x2=12 7+5=12 8x2=16 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 8x4=32 9+8=17 6+6=12 9x7=63 9+2=11 7+4=11 7+3=10 8+6=14 5+4=9 8x8=64 4x3=12 4+4=8 8x5=40 8x6=48 9x2=18 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 3+3=6 5+5=10 6x3=18 Y5,6 3
99 Week Four
100 Answers = = = = = =5 Rec - 20 seconds =4 Re 4
101 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =9 Y1 4
102 Answers Year 2-90 seconds 40 8x2=16 7+8=15 5+8=13 8x10=80 4+8=12 3+9=12 6x2=12 4x10=40 5x5=25 2x10=20 2x2=4 5+4=9 3x2=6 7x10=70 6x10=60 5x10=50 6x5=30 6+8=14 5x2=10 7+9=16 4x5=20 5+7=12 9x10=90 6+7=13 8x5=40 6+9=15 2x5=10 5+9=14 9x5=45 3x10=30 7x5=35 7x2=14 4+7=11 5+6=11 3+8=11 8+9=17 4+9=13 4x2=8 3x5=15 9x2=18 Y2 4
103 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x9=81 3x3=9 8x9=72 8x4=32 6x4=24 5x3=15 9x3=27 4x3=12 3x4=12 4x4=16 7x9=63 9x4=36 7x4=28 2x4=8 2x3=6 6x3=18 4x9=36 2x9=18 3x9=27 8x3=24 7x3=21 5x4=20 6x9=54 5x9=45 Y3 4
104 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =12 8+6=14 4+2=6 9+7=16 4+3=7 2+2=4 8+2=10 9+2=11 5+5=10 9+9=18 6+2=8 8+5=13 8+7=15 5+4=9 7x8=56 6x8=48 9+4=13 9+6=15 6+5=11 7+7=14 7+2=9 4+4=8 8x8=64 8+3=11 7+6=13 3+3=6 6x7=42 6+3=9 5+3=8 5+2=7 7+4=11 9+8=17 7+3=10 9+3=12 8+8=16 9+5=14 3+2=5 7+5=12 6+4=10 7x7=49 6x6=36 8+4=12 Y4 4
105 Answers Year 5 & seconds =16 2x2=4 6+5=11 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 5x5=25 6+2=8 3+3=6 9x6=54 7x3=21 9x5=45 8+2=10 8x8=64 4+2=6 5x2=10 5+2=7 7+2=9 7x2=14 8x6=48 7+6=13 2+2=4 3x2=6 7x6=42 9x9=81 9x8=72 8+3=11 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 6x3=18 5+5=10 7x7=49 5+3=8 7+7=14 8+7=15 6x4=24 8+5=13 3+2=5 6+4=10 7+3=10 8+6=14 7+4=11 6x5=30 9+7=16 6x6=36 4+3=7 8x7=56 8x3=24 4+4=8 8x5=40 4x3=12 7x5=35 5x3=15 5+4=9 8x4=32 9+5=14 7+5=12 8x2=16 6x2=12 6+3=9 9x2=18 9+3=12 3x3=9 9x3=27 9x7=63 9+2=11 6+6=12 9x4=36 9+4=13 4x2=8 9+8=17 Y5,6 4
106 Week Five
107 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =8 Re 5
108 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =9 Y1 5
109 Answers Year 2-90 seconds =11 7+9=16 3x10=30 7x5=35 7x10=70 8x10=80 3x5=15 3x2=6 5+9=14 9x2=18 6x5=30 5+4=9 5+7=12 8x5=40 6+9=15 7+8=15 9x10=90 3+9=12 6x10=60 8x2=16 5x2=10 6+7=13 4x5=20 5+6=11 5x10=50 4+8=12 4x10=40 8+9=17 4x2=8 4+9=13 2x2=4 9x5=45 5x5=25 6x2=12 2x5=10 2x10=20 5+8=13 3+8=11 6+8=14 7x2=14 Y2 5
110 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 6x3=18 2x9=18 3x4=12 4x9=36 4x3=12 5x3=15 2x4=8 7x4=28 8x9=72 6x9=54 7x3=21 7x9=63 8x3=24 5x9=45 3x3=9 2x3=6 9x9=81 6x4=24 4x4=16 8x4=32 3x9=27 9x3=27 9x4=36 5x4=20 Y3 5
111 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =11 7+7=14 9+8=17 8+3=11 7+6=13 5+3=8 7+3=10 9+4=13 3+3=6 5+2=7 5+4=9 6+2=8 8x8=64 6+3=9 6x7=42 7+4=11 9+2=11 7+2=9 9+7=16 9+5=14 9+9=18 6+6=12 8+6=14 3+2=5 6+4=10 6x6=36 7x8=56 8+2=10 5+5=10 8+5=13 6x8=48 4+3=7 4+2=6 8+7=15 8+4=12 9+6=15 7+5=12 7x7=49 9+3=12 8+8=16 4+4=8 2+2=4 Y4 5
112 Answers Year 5 & seconds =10 7+7=14 3+3=6 6x4=24 8x7=56 9+5=14 9x3=27 6x5=30 5x2=10 6+2=8 5x5=25 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 8+7=15 5+4=9 9x5=45 8+3=11 7x6=42 3+2=5 2+2=4 8+8=16 2x2=4 8+5=13 4+2=6 7x2=14 9x9=81 6x2=12 7+5=12 8x2=16 7+4=11 6x6=36 9+8=17 9x6=54 5+2=7 6+6=12 9x7=63 9+2=11 5+3=8 7x7=49 8x8=64 7+2=9 6+4=10 4x3=12 4+4=8 8x5=40 6+3=9 9x4=36 6+5=11 9x8=72 8x4=32 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 8x6=48 8x3=24 7x3=21 7+6=13 9x2=18 3x2=6 5+5=10 6x3=18 9+7=16 4+3=7 9+3=12 3x3=9 7x5=35 9+4=13 4x2=8 7+3=10 8+6=14 5x3=15 Y5,6 5
113 Week Six
114 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =5 Re 6
115 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =8 Y1 6
116 Answers Year 2-90 seconds =17 4x10=40 9x10=90 3+8=11 5+7=12 8x2=16 5x2=10 4+8=12 4x5=20 3x5=15 7x10=70 2x10=20 7x5=35 5+8=13 5+6=11 5x10=50 5x5=25 8x10=80 9x5=45 4+9=13 9x2=18 5+9=14 4+7=11 6+9=15 7x2=14 6+8=14 3x2=6 8x5=40 3x10=30 2x5=10 6x2=12 6x10=60 7+8=15 4x2=8 6+7=13 3+9=12 7+9=16 2x2=4 5+4=9 6x5=30 Y2 6
117 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 4x4=16 9x4=36 7x3=21 8x3=24 7x9=63 4x9=36 6x9=54 3x3=9 6x4=24 2x9=18 3x9=27 2x3=6 9x3=27 5x4=20 7x4=28 9x9=81 6x3=18 8x9=72 8x4=32 5x9=45 5x3=15 4x3=12 2x4=8 3x4=12 Y3 6
118 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =6 6+2=8 6+6=12 7x8=56 6x8=48 6+3=9 9+8=17 9+9=18 6+5=11 7+7=14 8+4=12 8x8=64 8+2=10 2+2=4 8+7=15 6x7=42 4+3=7 7+5=12 9+5=14 8+5=13 5+3=8 3+2=5 7+6=13 6+4=10 8+6=14 9+6=15 5+2=7 7+3=10 7x7=49 6x6=36 9+2=11 5+5=10 8+3=11 4+2=6 9+4=13 7+4=11 5+4=9 9+7=16 4+4=8 7+2=9 9+3=12 8+8=16 Y4 6
119 Answers Year 5 & seconds 72 7x2=14 9x8=72 5+4=9 6x3=18 5+5=10 7+3=10 8+6=14 7x6=42 8+3=11 9x6=54 9+7=16 5x5=25 6+2=8 6x6=36 6+5=11 7+4=11 8x7=56 7+2=9 8+7=15 5x3=15 7+6=13 8+5=13 7x3=21 5+2=7 9+5=14 9x3=27 6x5=30 9+3=12 3x3=9 6+3=9 3x2=6 9x9=81 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 2+2=4 7+7=14 9x4=36 6x4=24 8x4=32 9x2=18 9+8=17 9x5=45 8+2=10 8x8=64 4+2=6 5x2=10 8x6=48 7x7=49 5+3=8 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 4+4=8 8x5=40 4x3=12 3+3=6 6+4=10 4+3=7 7x5=35 3+2=5 7+5=12 8x2=16 6x2=12 8x3=24 9+4=13 4x2=8 8+8=16 2x2=4 9x7=63 9+2=11 6+6=12 Y5,6 6
120 Week Seven
121 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =6 Re 7
122 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =8 Y1 7
123 Answers Year 2-90 seconds =12 6x10=60 4+9=13 8x5=40 6+7=13 4x10=40 7x5=35 6x5=30 2x10=20 8x10=80 4x2=8 5+6=11 5+9=14 2x2=4 4+8=12 8+9=17 3x5=15 9x10=90 3x10=30 7x10=70 5x2=10 6+8=14 4x5=20 5x10=50 3+8=11 6+9=15 5x5=25 4+7=11 3x2=6 7x2=14 6x2=12 7+8=15 9x2=18 7+9=16 2x5=10 3+9=12 9x5=45 5+8=13 8x2=16 5+4=9 Y2 7
124 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 6x3=18 7x3=21 2x3=6 9x4=36 6x4=24 2x9=18 2x4=8 4x3=12 9x3=27 3x4=12 7x4=28 6x9=54 5x3=15 5x9=45 8x3=24 8x9=72 3x3=9 4x4=16 3x9=27 4x9=36 9x9=81 5x4=20 7x9=63 8x4=32 Y3 7
125 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =18 6+3=9 9+8=17 8x8=64 9+7=16 6x7=42 9+4=13 5+4=9 3+3=6 3+2=5 7+5=12 6+2=8 4+3=7 9+2=11 9+3=12 8+8=16 6x6=36 7x8=56 9+5=14 8+6=14 7+3=10 6x8=48 7+4=11 7+2=9 5+2=7 8+2=10 8+5=13 6+4=10 7x7=49 6+6=12 8+3=11 8+4=12 9+6=15 5+5=10 4+2=6 7+6=13 6+5=11 7+7=14 2+2=4 5+3=8 4+4=8 8+7=15 Y4 7
126 Answers Year 5 & seconds =9 9x4=36 8x7=56 6+2=8 5x5=25 9+4=13 4x2=8 8+2=10 7x6=42 9x2=18 9+5=14 6+5=11 6x5=30 5+4=9 9x9=81 5x2=10 7+3=10 8+6=14 6x6=36 7x3=21 9+7=16 2+2=4 5+2=7 9x5=45 7x5=35 8+7=15 8+5=13 5+5=10 6x3=18 5x3=15 8+3=11 4+2=6 9+3=12 3x3=9 9x3=27 8+8=16 2x2=4 9x8=72 7x2=14 9+8=17 8x4=32 6x2=12 7+5=12 8x2=16 7+6=13 9x6=54 3x2=6 8x8=64 4+3=7 6+6=12 9x7=63 9+2=11 7x7=49 7+2=9 6+4=10 3+2=5 3+3=6 4x3=12 4+4=8 8x5=40 8x6=48 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 7+4=11 8x3=24 7+7=14 5+3=8 6x4=24 Y5,6 7
127 Week Eight
128 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =2 Re 8
129 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =10 Y1 8
130 Answers Year 2-90 seconds 40 5x5=25 3+9=12 5+7=12 3x5=15 5+4=9 6+7=13 9x5=45 5x10=50 3x10=30 4x5=20 9x10=90 7+8=15 7x5=35 4+7=11 2x10=20 6+8=14 9x2=18 4+9=13 6x5=30 6x2=12 8x2=16 5+6=11 7x2=14 5+9=14 7+9=16 3+8=11 8x10=80 2x5=10 4x2=8 8x5=40 5x2=10 3x2=6 4x10=40 7x10=70 8+9=17 5+8=13 4+8=12 6+9=15 2x2=4 6x10=60 Y2 8
131 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 2x3=6 3x9=27 4x4=16 7x4=28 5x4=20 8x3=24 7x9=63 5x9=45 6x9=54 8x9=72 2x4=8 6x4=24 5x3=15 9x9=81 3x3=9 3x4=12 8x4=32 6x3=18 4x9=36 4x3=12 9x4=36 7x3=21 2x9=18 9x3=27 Y3 8
132 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =10 7+5=12 4+4=8 5+5=10 9+3=12 8+8=16 7x8=56 6x8=48 6+3=9 9+5=14 3+2=5 8+6=14 7+6=13 9+4=13 8x8=64 2+2=4 7+3=10 9+2=11 6x7=42 6+5=11 7+7=14 8+5=13 7+2=9 5+4=9 3+3=6 5+3=8 9+7=16 9+6=15 6+6=12 7+4=11 9+8=17 7x7=49 6x6=36 4+2=6 8+4=12 5+2=7 9+9=18 6+2=8 4+3=7 6+4=10 8+7=15 8+3=11 Y4 8
133 Answers Year 5 & seconds 72 9x3=27 9+3=12 3x3=9 7x2=14 9x5=45 8x3=24 6+2=8 5x5=25 9+7=16 6+3=9 9x4=36 7+7=14 9x9=81 6x4=24 9x6=54 6+5=11 7+4=11 7+3=10 8+6=14 5+4=9 8x8=64 4x3=12 4+4=8 8x5=40 6x6=36 9+4=13 4x2=8 8+3=11 5x2=10 4+3=7 8+8=16 2x2=4 8x6=48 9x2=18 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 3+3=6 5+5=10 6x3=18 8+5=13 7x5=35 8+7=15 7x6=42 8+2=10 7x7=49 9x8=72 5+3=8 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 8x4=32 9+8=17 6+6=12 9x7=63 9+2=11 8x7=56 5x3=15 6+4=10 9+5=14 5+2=7 6x5=30 7+2=9 7x3=21 7+6=13 2+2=4 3x2=6 3+2=5 4+2=6 6x2=12 7+5=12 8x2=16 Y5,6 8
134 Week Nine
135 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =5 Re 9
136 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =16 Y1 9
137 Answers Year 2-90 seconds 40 9x10=90 7+9=16 8x10=80 4x10=40 7x10=70 5+9=14 6x2=12 7+8=15 3+8=11 4x2=8 3x5=15 5x10=50 5x2=10 9x2=18 6+8=14 2x10=20 3+9=12 5+8=13 3x10=30 8x5=40 7x5=35 7x2=14 2x2=4 6x5=30 5+6=11 4+7=11 2x5=10 4+9=13 6+9=17 9x5=45 5x5=25 5+7=12 4x5=20 8x2=16 3x2=6 5+4=9 6x10=60 8+9=17 4+8=12 6+7=13 Y2 9
138 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x3=27 2x9=18 6x9=54 6x4=24 3x4=12 8x3=24 7x3=21 5x3=15 4x9=36 9x9=81 8x9=72 4x4=16 8x4=32 7x9=63 2x3=6 2x4=8 9x4=36 7x4=28 5x9=45 6x3=18 3x9=27 4x3=12 3x3=9 5x4=20 Y3 9
139 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =7 6+4=10 9+7=16 4+3=7 6+2=8 3+2=5 8+3=11 6+6=12 8x8=64 8+4=12 6x7=42 8+5=13 5+3=8 9+3=12 8+8=16 6+5=11 7+7=14 9+6=15 5+4=9 8+7=15 7+2=9 6x6=36 7x8=56 2+2=4 9+2=11 7+4=11 6x8=48 7+6=13 9+8=17 7+5=12 8+6=14 9+5=14 4+2=6 7x7=49 3+3=6 4+4=8 5+5=10 7+3=10 6+3=9 9+4=13 9+9=18 8+2=10 Y4 9
140 Answers Year 5 & seconds =9 5x3=15 9x4=36 9x8=72 8x6=48 2+2=4 7x2=14 8x4=32 6+5=11 7+6=13 7+4=11 3x2=6 9x7=63 9+2=11 6+6=12 8+5=13 6+4=10 7+7=14 4+3=7 6x4=24 4+4=8 8x5=40 4x3=12 8x3=24 9+7=16 9x3=27 6+3=9 7+2=9 8+4=12 9+6=15 4x4=16 3+3=6 9+4=13 4x2=8 5x5=25 6+2=8 7+5=12 8x2=16 6x2=12 7x6=42 7x3=21 8+8=16 2x2=4 9x6=54 3+2=5 6x3=18 5+5=10 6x6=36 9+8=17 9x5=45 8+2=10 8x8=64 4+2=6 5x2=10 8+3=11 7x5=35 9x9=81 9+9=18 5x4=20 7x4=28 9+5=14 5+3=8 6x5=30 8+7=15 5+2=7 8x7=56 7+3=10 8+6=14 9x2=18 9+3=12 3x3=9 7x7=49 Y5,6 9
141 Week Ten
142 Answers Rec - 20 seconds = = = = = = =3 Re 10
143 Answers Year 1-30 seconds = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =9 Y1 10
144 Answers Year 2-90 seconds =11 7x10=70 7x2=14 8x10=80 2x10=20 9x2=18 4+7=11 2x5=10 4+8=12 3x5=15 4x10=40 4x5=20 5+7=12 9x5=45 6+8=14 2x2=4 4x2=8 5x2=10 3x10=30 7+9=16 5+9=14 4+9=13 5+8=13 6+9=15 5x5=25 8x2=16 8x5=40 6x2=12 7x5=35 3+9=12 5x10=50 6x5=30 3x2=6 8+9=17 9x10=90 6+7=13 7+8=15 5+4=9 6x10=60 5+6=11 Y2 10
145 Answers Year 3-60 seconds 24 9x9=81 7x4=28 7x3=21 8x4=32 8x9=72 9x4=36 4x3=12 5x3=15 9x3=27 5x9=45 3x4=12 7x9=63 6x4=24 4x9=36 6x3=18 3x3=9 8x3=24 4x4=16 3x9=27 6x9=54 2x9=18 5x4=20 2x3=6 2x4=8 Y3 10
146 Answers Year 4-60 seconds =12 7+5=12 6+5=11 7+7=14 4+4=8 7+6=13 7+4=11 5+2=7 7x8=56 6x8=48 9+5=14 3+2=5 8+7=15 8+3=11 9+3=12 8+8=16 8x8=64 8+6=14 2+2=4 9+4=13 6x7=42 6+3=9 8+2=10 9+2=11 8+5=13 9+9=18 3+3=6 7+2=9 6+4=10 5+4=9 9+6=15 5+5=10 9+8=17 7x7=49 6x6=36 8+4=12 9+7=16 4+2=6 5+3=8 7+3=10 4+3=7 6+2=8 Y4 10
147 Answers Year 5 & seconds 72 3x3=9 7x5=35 9+4=13 7+3=10 8+6=14 6x5=30 8x7=56 8+2=10 9x8=72 8x4=32 9+9=18 7x4=28 8x6=48 5+4=9 9+6=15 5x2=10 9x6=54 5+2=7 6+6=12 9+2=11 5+3=8 8+5=13 2+2=4 9x5=45 7x2=14 9x9=81 6x2=12 8x2=16 7+4=11 6x6=36 7+5=12 4+2=6 8+3=11 7x6=42 3+2=5 8+8=16 2x2=4 7x7=49 9x7=63 9+8=17 7+6=13 9x2=18 3x2=6 6x3=18 9+7=16 9x4=36 4+4=8 8x8=64 6+2=8 5x5=25 8+4=12 4x4=16 8+7=15 8x3=24 5x4=20 6+5=11 7+2=9 6+4=10 4x3=12 8x5=40 6+3=9 4+3=7 5+5=10 7x3=21 7+7=14 3+3=6 6x4=24 9+5=14 9x3=27 5x3=15 4x2=8 9+3=12 Y5,6 10
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