Ten a Day 9 Times Table

"Ten a Day" is a series of exercises designed to help students practice and reinforce their understanding of the 9 times table. Each day of the week, from Monday to Friday, presents a new column of multiplication problems that students are challenged to complete within a minute. This quick-fire approach encourages speed and accuracy in recalling multiplication facts. The exercises are structured in a way that varies the order of the multiplications to ensure that students are not simply memorising a sequence but truly understanding the concept of multiplication by 9.

The layout of "Ten a Day" includes space for the student to write the date and their name, followed by ten multiplication questions for each day. The questions are a mix of straightforward multiplications ranging from 1 x 9 to 12 x 9, and are presented in a non-sequential order to test the student's recall ability. At the end of each day's column, there is a section for scoring out of ten, allowing both the student and teacher to track progress throughout the week. The focus on daily practice is intended to build confidence and help students achieve fluency in their 9 times table facts.