Pinpoint is a new series of activities and resources created to provide you with time-saving resources for specific needs in Maths. 32 page, A4 size write-in book Focuses on 6, 7, 9, 11 and 12 times tables and consolidates all times tables from 2 to 12 Builds reasoning and applying skills using engaging detective theme Towards, Securing and Deeper sections on each page provide stretch and challenge for all levels Get ready for the Year 4 multiplication tests with the free online Pinpoint Times Tables Check Our colourful and engaging book helps children practise, consolidate and achieve greater depth with times tables in Year 4/age 8-9 and above. The activities support a firm understanding and fluent recall of times tables facts. Reasoning questions challenge children to think like a times tables detective! This helps build towards the Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check as well as success over the longer term.

Pinpoint is a new series of activities and resources created to provide you with time-saving resources for specific needs in Maths. Pack of 30 x 32 page, A4 size write-in book Focuses on 6, 7, 9, 11 and 12 times tables and consolidates all times tables from 2 to 12 Builds reasoning and applying skills using engaging detective theme Towards, Securing and Deeper sections on each page provide stretch and challenge for all levels Get ready for the Year 4 multiplication tests with the free online Pinpoint Times Tables Check Our colourful and engaging books (pack of 30) help children practise, consolidate and achieve greater depth with times tables in Year 4/age 8-9 and above. The activities support a firm understanding and fluent recall of times tables facts. Reasoning questions challenge children to think like a times tables detective! This helps build towards the Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check as well as success over the longer term.

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