Ten a Day 3 and 9 Division Facts

"Ten a Day" is an educational activity designed to help students practice and reinforce their division facts focusing on the numbers 3 and 9. The task is structured so that students complete one column of division problems each day, aiming to finish within a minute. This exercise not only tests their quick recall of division facts but also encourages the development of their mental arithmetic skills. Each day from Monday to Friday presents a new set of ten division problems, and students are tasked with calculating the quotient for each. At the end of the week, students can tally their scores out of ten for each day, allowing them to track their progress and identify areas where they may need further practice.

The division facts featured in the "Ten a Day" activity are carefully chosen to cover a range of numbers that are divisible by 3 and 9, ensuring a comprehensive review of these particular times tables. The layout of the activity is straightforward, with spaces provided for the date and the student's name, which personalises the learning experience and helps teachers monitor individual performance. The repetition of this daily exercise is designed to build confidence and speed in division, contributing to a stronger foundation in mathematics. By the end of the week, students are expected to have improved their ability to divide numbers by 3 and 9, as reflected in their daily scores.