Updated: 26 Jul 2023
An engaging activity to consolidate your students' understanding of division facts.
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Years: 4 - 6
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An engaging activity to consolidate your students' understanding of division facts.
Use this colour by number activity when working on learning division facts 1 – 12.
This activity would be great as a Maths rotation or for fast finishers.
An answer sheet has been provided for students to check their own work.
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