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Space Number Challenge

Multiplication Tables 3, 4 and 8

Beat the number monster.

Topic: Multiplication tables (3, 4, 8)

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Focused Year 3 tables practice for the 3, 4, and 8 times tables. Mixes recall grids, missing-factor questions, and short problems that use equal groups.

Pages
7
Suggested time
25–35 minutes
Availability
Paid
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Learning objectives

  • Recall and use multiplication facts for 3, 4, and 8
  • Find missing factors in multiplication sentences
  • Apply times-table knowledge to equal-groups problems

Skills

  • Times tables
  • Multiplication
  • Problem solving

What's included

A printable practice pack of 7 pages on multiplication tables (3, 4, 8), with clear instructions for adults, worked examples where helpful, and independent practice questions at developing level. Preview artwork on this page is original; the downloadable PDF is linked when the asset is ready.

Parents

Preview together, then let your child attempt a section independently. Talk through one tricky question rather than correcting every mark immediately.

Tutors

Use the skills list to map the sheet to a lesson objective. Keep annotated copies to track which objectives are secure across sessions.

Teachers

Suitable for independent practice, interventions, or homework aligned to your current unit — without collecting any child personal data through BritishEd.

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Yes. It is written for Year 3 (KS2) at developing level, on the topic of Multiplication tables (3, 4, 8).
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