Display the multiplication facts within the tables under different forms - they can be printed on balloons, flowers, stars, etc.

Make it a themed display. For example, all posters can be related to summer, superheroes, football, etc - great for combining children's interests with learning and catching their attention!The mat would make a fantastic individual hand-out to give pupils a helpful refresher. Or, why not add the poster to your classroom display? Perfect for reinforcing learning. Here at Twinkl, we have lots of wonderful resources for you to use either at home or in the classroom. We strive to make sure our resources are not only high quality and in line with the curriculum, but that they’re highly engaging for young ones, too. This is why many of our resources are the perfect combination of fun and learning, making them so popular amongst teachers, parents and children alike. Plus, this free and printable multiplication chart will assist in teaching as it comes with some guidance. This makes it a brilliant resource to use at home to help your child stay on top of their times tables knowledge.

Why not use these mats to help support your class master times table facts? What is a maths connection mat? Ultimate Times Tables Practice Booklets - These booklets give children the opportunity to practise their times tables. You can set these booklets as a fun homework task or use as a lesson opener to warm up. These multiplication and division connection mats may be just what you are looking for. These mats have been written for KS1, lower KS2 and upper KS2 to help children gain a clearer understanding of all the mathematical concepts associated with multiplication and division.A maths connection mat is a tool that can be used with KS1 and KS2 children to help link the concrete pictorial and abstract representations of a mathematical concept. What is a mathematical model or image? The year 3 and 4 connection mat allows the children to represent a division or multiplication calculation as a word problem, picture, bar model, or part-whole model.