Ten a Day 11 Times Table

The "Ten a Day" exercise is a structured and engaging activity designed to help students practice and reinforce their knowledge of the 11 times table. Each day from Monday to Friday, students are presented with a column of multiplication problems that they are challenged to complete within one minute. The aim is to quickly and accurately calculate the product of 11 and another number, ranging from 1 to 12. This activity not only aids in memorizing multiplication facts but also in developing speed and proficiency in basic arithmetic operations.

For each day of the week, the problems are shuffled to ensure that students cannot rely on rote memorization of a sequence and must understand the multiplication concept. After completing the daily column, students can track their progress by recording their score out of ten. The layout is simple and clear, with space provided for the date and the student's name, making it easy to manage and review performance over time. This methodical approach to learning the 11 times table is a valuable tool for Key Stage 2 pupils, as it builds a solid foundation for more complex mathematical tasks.