Multiplication at the market
Connect repeated addition, equal groups and facts for 2, 5 and 10. Use this as supported recall alongside the wider year programme.
- Interpret equal groups and multiplication facts.
Explore for Year 3: Multiplication at the market, Exploring living things and habitats, Thinking like a historian. See learning goals and a suggested sequence; start with any available activity.
Connect repeated addition, equal groups and facts for 2, 5 and 10. Use this as supported recall alongside the wider year programme.
Explore the needs and features of living things and how habitats provide resources. Review the broad bank for your year group.
Thinking like a historian: Dates and periods → Archaeology and written sources → Support a claim → Compare two accounts.
Light and shadows: Seeing needs light → Reflection and safety → Shadows appear → Changing a shadow.
England · 7–9 yearsThe multiplication marketCount equal groups of fruit, books and classroom treasures.
England · 7–11 yearsHabitat explorersDiscover living things and the places they call home.
England · 7–8 yearsDates and periodsRead dated timelines, keep uncertainty and separate an event from its discovery
England · 7–8 yearsArchaeology and written sourcesChoose evidence for a question, and keep track of what it cannot tell us
England · 7–8 yearsSupport a claimUse a clue, qualify the conclusion and ask what could change it
England · 7–8 yearsCompare two accountsKeep shared details, notice differences and ask the next useful question
England · 7–8 yearsSeeing needs lightSort light evidence, distinguish sources from reflectors and explain darkness.
England · 7–8 yearsReflection and safetyExplain reflected light and choose safe ways to investigate it.
England · 7–8 yearsShadows appearUse material-test evidence to explain where light is blocked.
England · 7–8 yearsChanging a shadowExplore a torch model, arrange evidence and decide what makes a fair test.