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Multiples of 3 Game

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Multiples of 3 Game

Skip counting game board

🎯 WALT (We Are Learning To)

• Recall and apply skip counting by 3 to develop efficient mental multiplication strategies

• Understand the relationships within multiplication facts and use these in problem solving

Success Criteria:

By the end of this activity, I can:

Confidently skip count by 3 aloud and in writing

Explain the pattern and connection between skip counting and multiplication facts

Apply skip counting strategies to solve multiplication problems

🎲 Game Instructions: Multiples of 3 Race

Materials needed: Game board (numbers 1-100), dice, counters

How to play:

1. Roll the dice and move your counter forward

2. If you land on a multiple of 3, say the skip counting sequence up to that number

3. If correct, stay on the square. If incorrect, move back one space

4. First player to reach 100 wins!

🔍 Multiples of 3 Practice

1. Circle the multiples of 3 in this number grid:

12    15    17    21    24    26    30    33    35    36

2. Complete the skip counting sequence by 3:

3, 6, 9, _____, _____, 18, _____, 24, _____, 30

🧮 Problem Solving

3. Sarah is skip counting by 3. She starts at 15. What are the next 4 numbers?
4. If 3 × 8 = 24, what is 24 ÷ 3? Explain how skip counting helps you find the answer.
5. True or False: Circle your answer and explain why.

42 is a multiple of 3 because 3 × 14 = 42

True

False

Explanation: _________________________________________________

🌟 Extension Challenge (Advanced Learners)

6. Find the pattern: What do you notice about the sum of the digits in multiples of 3?

Examples: 12 (1+2=3), 15 (1+5=6), 18 (1+8=9)

7. Create your own word problem using multiples of 3:

📝 Support Strategy (Additional Help)

If you need help: Use the hundreds chart or draw groups of 3 to visualise the pattern. Start with smaller numbers like 3, 6, 9, 12 before moving to larger multiples.

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