Year 3, Block A, Unit 2

The price of the fairground ride is shown in pence. The ride will only work if the exact amount of money is inserted. Drag the coins to the machine to make up the precise total. Use the numberline to keep a running total of how much money you have put in.

A three digit number has been partly partitioned The Hundreds, tens and units are shown on the targets, but one of the values is missing. Pick the correct arrow and drag it to the target.

How far can you throw the frisbee? It lands between two distance markers on the playing field, but which one is it closest to? Round up or down the distance to the nearest ten or hundred.

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.

Play snap by matching the pairs of cards that sum to one hundred. Every time you get one right Triangle Man gets one step closer to being covered in baked beans!

The power boats are ready to start but one of them is missing a number. Use mental addition and subtraction to choose the right number. There are varying levels of difficulty.

Load up the truck at the multiplication factory. There is a two digit number to multiply by either 10 or 100. Pick the correct answer and watch the boxes move as their place value is changed by multiplication.

There are some dogs in the park, they all have the same number of spots so how many spots are there altogether? Use the numberline to repeatedly add the number and work out the answer. The questions cover the 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 10 times tables.