These multiplication station task cards are a fun and active way to generate numbers for one, two, and three digit multiplication practise. Simply print them out and stick them around your outdoor area or hall (a few require some basic resources e.g. balls etc.) then let the children run about, completing the challenges and working out the written multiplications using their chosen method from the numbers generated. Contents - Teacher’s Guide - Answer / Working Sheet - 10 X Multiplication Station Task Cards - 10 X Challenge Multiplication Station Task Cards ------------------------ Please don’t forget to rate this product and provide feedback. Also be sure to visit my store and FOLLOW ME to see my new resources and hear about upcoming sales!

This maths pack has 20 differentiated task cards each with a problem involving estimation in outdoors. It will get your class outside applying and improving their estimation and problem solving skills. Along with each card there is a clue card in order to support those children that need a helping hand. How I used them: After having an initial lesson on what estimation is and going through a few basic problems I stuck the cards up in appropriate places outside. In the pairs the children went around the school grounds finding the cards and solving the problems. My class got through about 4 problems each per lesson. This is a great activity to challenge your class and get them enjoying maths! Contents: 20 x differentiated task cards 20 x clue cards 4 x answer sheets (for the children to record their answers on) ------------------ Check out our store for some more active maths resources.

Rain is great fun and no reason to stop outdoor learning. This pack contains cross curricular resources and activities that you can do in the rain. So put those waterproofs on and enjoy the rain! This resource includes science, literacy, and math activities for ages 7 - 10. Activities included: Rain Description: Children will go outside and use adjectives, similes and metaphors to describe what they can see, hear, feel and touch. Rain poetry: Children will use their descriptions to write a poem about the rain. It’s great if they can do this outside using a whiteboard or scrap paper before writing it up in neat inside. Rain Gauge Investigation: For this investigation children will design and build their own rain gauge to record the amount of rainfall over a decided period of time. It’s good to give children the chance to experiment with their ideas, however you may need to give them some guidance. We find this investigation works best when done in teams of 3 or 4. You can use these teams to provide differentiation and support by using mixed ability groups. Once they’ve collected their rainfall data they can then answer some questions based on their results as well as input their results into a line graph. Puddle Size: This activity is all about measuring using diameters, radius, and perimeter. Children will find 5 puddles to measure, recording their results onto a line graph before answering some questions on their results. Vibrant Rain: This activity is all about the colors of nature. Children will find different colored natural items, crush them with stones, and use the colors to create some rain art. It’s best to print this activity sheet on card so that it does not get too soggy when using the damp natural resources to paint with.

This resource contains a whole years worth of outdoor homework challenges with one activity per school week. The challenges are cross-curricular and contain loads of fun and practical activities from art to geography. It’s a great way to encourage students and parents to enjoy the outdoor space. All of these activities are designed so that they can be done in a garden or small outdoor space using equipment you’ll find around the home. Check out our Outdoor Science Bundle Please don’t forget to rate this resource to let us know what you think. Also, be sure to visit my store and FOLLOW ME to see my new products and hear about upcoming sales!

Learning times tables have never been so fun with this multiplication card game which is perfect for a math lesson starter or plenary. The children will quickly strive to collect the most monsters in this addictive card game, our class even continued playing with the cards in the playground. Being fluent with times tables can have a huge impact on the children's progress with the different aspects of their math. This fun game is designed to accelerate and secure their mental multiplication skills and make a big difference to their learning. We have been amazed with the impact it has had on our class. We hope you enjoy this as much as we do! Contents - Teachers Guide - 64 x multiplication cards ----------------------------------- Have fun!