2
1x2
14
7x2
12
6x2
8
4x2
4
2x2
2x
16
8x2
6
3x2
18
9x2
20
10x2
10
5x2
15
5x3
27
9x3
12
4x3
18
3x3
9
3x3
3x
24
8x3
6
2x3
3
1x3
30
10x3
21
7x3
20
5x4
36
9x4
8
2x4
4
1x4
16
4x4
4x
28
7x4
40
10x4
32
8x4
24
6x4
12
3x4
40
8x5
25
5x5
30
6x5
10
2x5
50
10x5
5x
5
1x5
45
9x5
35
7x5
20
4x5
15
3x5
24
4x6
60
10x6
42
7x6
36
6x6
6
1x6
6x
12
2x6
54
9x6
48
8x6
30
5x6
18
3x6
7
1x7
35
5x7
49
7x7
70
10x7
21
3x7
X7
14
2x7
56
8x7
42
6x7
28
4x7
63
9x7
8
1x8
32
4x8
80
10x8
56
7x8
24
3x8
8x
48
6x8
16
2x8
64
8x8
72
9x8
40
5x8
9
1x9
90
10x9
54
6x9
36
4x9
63
7x9
9x
81
9x9
27
3x9
18
2x9
72
8x9
45
5x9
0.6
1x0.6
4.8
8x0.6
3.0
5x0.6
2.4
4x0.6
3.6
6x0.6
0.6x
6.0
10x0.6
1.8
3x0.6
1.2
2x0.6
4.2
7x0.6
5.4
9x0.6
RB Maths Homework
At school, you selected a couple of Gladiator boards for times-tables that you know that
you know when you have lots of time to answer the questions. Now, we are trying to
put you under pressure to answer the questions at speed!
For your maths homework this week, please will you play games of Times Table
Gladiator.
You will need a question master / referee. Their job is to ask the questions (in any
order they like). For example, 8 x 7, and then to monitor the accuracy of the answers
given. They should be able to see the red referee’s sheet so that they can concentrate
on who was first, rather than having to work the answers out!
You will need an opponent who you can race against to answer the questions. First
person to answer correctly scores a point. If your opponent calls out a wrong answer,
take your time and make sure that you get it right. It’s a balance between speed and
accuracy!
RB Maths Homework
At school, you selected a couple of Gladiator boards for times-tables that you know that
you know when you have lots of time to answer the questions. Now, we are trying to
put you under pressure to answer the questions at speed!
For your maths homework this week, please will you play games of Times Table
Gladiator.
You will need a question master / referee. Their job is to ask the questions (in any
order they like). For example, 8 x 7, and then to monitor the accuracy of the answers
given. They should be able to see the red referee’s sheet so that they can concentrate
on who was first, rather than having to work the answers out!
You will need an opponent who you can race against to answer the questions. First
person to answer correctly scores a point. If your opponent calls out a wrong answer,
take your time and make sure that you get it right. It’s a balance between speed and
accuracy!