Year 3, Block E, Unit 1

The goal represents a multiplication matrix. The football shows a number which belongs somewhere on the multiplication matrix. To score a goal the ball has to be dragged to the correct place in the matrix. The activity is configured so it can be played by

The rows of parcels are patterns of numbers made by counting on or back in fives. Drag a parcel to fill a gap on a shelf - you can only fill one shelf at a time.

To complete the multiplication sum you have to use a formal grid method. The robot stops in turn by each square on the grid. Partition the numbers and use the keypad on the robot to fill each square. Then use the keypad to complete the sum.

It's quiz show time. An incomplete sum is displayed along with a lot of numbers in boxes. Look carefully and decide which number will complete the sum. When the doors close on the boxes try to remember where the right answer is, click a door to open it and check if you made the right choice.

Pack the suitcase by dragging items into it. You'll need to keep careful track of what you're putting in as it has to weigh a precise amount. If it's not the correct weight you 'll have to repack - just drag some items out and try again.

Jungle man has to cross a crocodile infested river on a very dangerous bridge. To cross safely he must only step on multiples of 3. Click which square you think it is safe for him to move to.

The bears are having a picnic. They have a big bowl of cherries. The number of cherries is a multiple of three. Drag the cherries to each bears bowl until each one has the same amount. Alternatively you can calculate the answer and use the keypad to enter

The banner shows a question about finding a fraction of a number. One of the ducks has the correct division statement to use. Hook a duck to see if you've found the right answer - you might win a prize!