LO: To use multiplication to solve word problems
1)Cut out the question and stick it into your book.
2)Answer the question showing your working out.
- How many 5ml spoonfuls of medicine can I get from a 30ml bottle of medicine?
- It is 12 weeks to when we go on holiday. How many months is that?
- Kate has 38 toys cars. John has half as many. How many toy cars has John?
- A bottle of salad dressing holds 300ml. A tablespoon holds 10ml. How many tablespoons of dressing are in the bottle?
- A vegetable grower packs carrots into bags of 10.How many bags will he need to pack 250 carrots?
- I can buy 60 tulip bulbs of 4 different types in equal quantity. How many of each type will I get?
- A box has 36 biscuits arranged in rows of 6.How many rows are there?
- The recipe says I need 140ml of milk. I am making half the amount. How much milk do I need?
- In P.E. we have to get into groups of 4 to play our favourite game. Our class has 28 children in it. How many groups is that?
- Dave and Tom save 1p coins in a jar. It’s Tom’s job to sort them into bags of 50.This month, the jar had 300 coins in it. How many bags did he fill?
LO: To use multiplication to solve word problems
3)Cut out the question and stick it into your book.
4)Answer the question showing your working out.
- My Auntie has gone to Florida for 21 days. How many weeks is that?
- A school has bought 30 copies of ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ and wants to put them in bags of six for guided reading. How many bags will they need?
- I have 38 eggs. I want to pack them in boxes of 6. How many boxes will I need?
- A box has 36 biscuits arranged in rows of 6. How many rows are there?
- There are 35 children in Yr 4. Each child needs a pencil. The pencils come in boxes of 12. How many boxes of pencils will the teacher need?
- A box holds 30 CDs. I have 123 CD’s. How many boxes will I need to put all of my CDs in a box?
- My shampoo bottle holds 400ml of shampoo. If I use 20ml each time I wash my hair, how many washes will I get from the bottle?
- On school sports day, 72 children will need to be divided into 6 teams. How many children will be in each team?
- It is 21 days to my birthday. How many weeks is that?
- Thirty two children are going to school camp. Each tent can sleep four children. How many tents will they need?
LO: To use multiplication to solve word problems
1)Cut out the question and stick it into your book.
2)Answer the question showing your working out.
- There are 31 children in Year 4. In a packet there are 6 pencils. How many packets of pencils are needed for each child to have one pencil?
- We have sold 300 tickets for the school play. We are putting chairs out in rows of 6. How many rows is that?
- If there are 200 seats in the cinema and ¼ of them are empty, how many people are in the cinema?
- A set of 3 toy cars costs £42.How much does each car cost?
- Pencils come in boxes of nine. I need enough pencils for 50 children. How many boxes do I need to buy?
- 198 oranges are to be packed in nets, 6 in each net. How many nets will be needed?
- How many 50cm lengths of ribbon can I cut from a reel of 5 m?
These questions require more than one-step to find the answer. They might need addition, subtraction and multiplication sums.
- Pete the DJ has one box of CDs which contains 127 and another box with 64 CDs. His friend Dave borrows 54 CDs. How many has Pete got left?
- I think of a number, add 2, then multiply by 3. The answer is 15. What was my number?
- Bristol Rovers match day tickets cost £18 if bought on the day and £15 if bought in advance. I want to book 10 tickets for our club. How much will I save if I book in advance?
Extension Task: Write your own ‘word problem’ to test a partner.