England Years 1–6 · ON-SCREEN PRACTICE

Year 3 on-screen practice.

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Number and place value

Hundreds, tens and ones

Identify a digit’s value in a three-digit number.

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Read numbers in words

Read numbers in words

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Count forwards and backwards

Continue a number sequence using a constant step.

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Compare whole numbers

Compare whole numbers using place value.

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Addition and subtraction

Column addition

Use aligned written columns to add numbers up to three digits.

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Column subtraction

Use aligned written columns and exchanges to subtract up to three-digit numbers.

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Use inverse operations

Find a missing addend and check by substitution.

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Choose operations in context

Choose operations and interpret answers in original contextual problems.

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Mental addition of ones

Mental addition of ones

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Mental subtraction of ones

Mental subtraction of ones

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Mental addition of tens

Mental addition of tens

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Mental subtraction of tens

Mental subtraction of tens

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Mental addition of hundreds

Mental addition of hundreds

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Mental subtraction of hundreds

Mental subtraction of hundreds

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Multiplication and division

3, 4 and 8 times tables

Recall products in the 3, 4 and 8 tables.

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Two-digit × one-digit

Partition a two-digit number to multiply by one digit.

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3, 4 and 8 division facts

Use related division facts for the 3, 4 and 8 multiplication tables.

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Fractions and decimals

Add equal-denominator fractions

Add same-denominator fractions with a result within one whole.

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Subtract equal-denominator fractions

Subtract same-denominator fractions within one whole.

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Compare fractions

Compare fractions by renaming them with equal-sized parts.

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Compare unit fractions

Compare unit fractions with unlike denominators.

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Unit and non-unit fractions of amounts

Find small-denominator fractions of sets of objects.

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Equivalent fractions with diagrams

Use equal-length models to rename a fraction.

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Count tenths forwards

Count tenths forwards

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Count tenths backwards

Count tenths backwards

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Measurement

Perimeter of rectangles

Calculate a rectangle’s perimeter from labelled side lengths.

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Metres and centimetres

Relate whole metres to centimetres.

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Time to the nearest minute

Read minute positions and the matching hour on an analogue clock.

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Recognise pounds and pence

Relate pound and pence denominations using 100 pence in a pound.

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Calculate elapsed time

Calculate the interval between two times, including an explicit next-day endpoint.

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Months and leap years

Find the length of a month, including February in leap years.

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Read a length scale

Read a marked centimetre position on a zero-based scale.

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Read a capacity scale

Read equal intervals on a millilitre scale.

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Read Roman-numeral clocks

Read analogue time to the minute with Roman numerals I to XII.

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Geometry

Angles and right angles

Compare selected angles with a right angle.

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Describe polygon properties

Count sides and vertices of named polygons.

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Parallel and perpendicular lines

Use parallel and perpendicular vocabulary to describe lines.

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Statistics

Compare chart values

Find the difference between two category counts.

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Read scaled pictograms

Read scaled pictograms

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Totals in data tables

Totals in data tables

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About these activities

Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗

Activities offer practice in selected maths skills. Hands-on lessons support measurement, construction and discussion with an adult. Practice results do not certify mastery.

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