Mathematics spreadsheets: Array creator
This file enables the user to produce arrays to model multiplication and
division. It is an efficient way to create arrays of different sizes (up to 20 x
18). It can also be used to generate patterns that can be described, extended
and explored and can be used to explore ratio and proportion e.g. 2 blue :
1 green : 4 purple.
Comments
In this section
- Guidance paper – calculation
- Mathematics interactive whiteboard files: Addition and subtraction problems
- Mathematics interactive whiteboard files: Maze problems
- Mathematics interactive whiteboard files: Three digit numbers
- Mathematics pitch and expectations: Year 1
- Mathematics pitch and expectations: Year 4
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Addition and subtraction pyramids
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Array creator
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Converting units of measure – guidance
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Increasing number grid generator – 4 digits
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Multiplication and division flash cards
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Number boards
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Place value charts and partitioning tool
- Mathematics spreadsheets: Shape puzzle
- Puzzles and problems for Year 5 and 6
- Year 6 Block A – Counting, partitioning and calculating – Teaching notes
Linked articles
- Year 1 Block B – Securing number facts, understanding shape: Unit 2 - ICT Resources
- Year 2 Block E – Securing number facts, relationships and calculating: Unit 1 - ICT Resources
- Year 2 Block E – Securing number facts, relationships and calculating: Unit 3 - ICT Resources
- Year 3 Block E – Securing number facts, relationships and calculating: Unit 1 - ICT Resources
- Year 5 Block A – Counting, partitioning and calculating: Unit 2 - ICT Resources
Learning objectives
See also
- Assessing Pupils' Progress (APP): Assessment guidelines
- Guidance on mathematics planning
- Headteachers' and senior leaders' continuing professional development (CPD)
- Overcoming barriers in mathematics – Helping children move from level 1 to level 2
- Securing level 3 in mathematics
- Securing level 4 in mathematics
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