Club 99
Pupils are regularly tested on their progression in learning their times tables at increasing levels of competence.
To join the ‘clubs’ and be awarded certificates, pupils will need to answer the test questions in 6 minutes ~ the number of questions to be answered corresponds with the club name:
A |
Club 11 |
X 2 |
B |
Club 22 |
X2, x5 and x 10 |
C |
Club 33 |
X2, x5 and x 10, x 3 |
D |
Club 44 |
X2, x5 and x 10, x 3, x 4 |
E |
Club 55 |
X2, x5 and x 10, x 3, x 4, x 8 including division facts |
F |
Club 66 |
X2, x5 and x 10, x 3, x 4, x 8, x 6, x 11 including division facts |
G |
Club 77 |
X2, x5 and x 10, x 3, x 4, x 8, x 6, x 11, x 9 including division facts |
H |
Club 88 |
X2, x5 and x 10, x 3, x 4, x 8, x 6, x 11, x 9, x 7 including division facts |
I |
Club 99 |
All 12 x 12 including division facts |
To help your child learn their tables say them forwards and backwards with them in order e.g one two is two, two twos are four, three twos are six. Saying them in this way helps them answer division questions: how many twos in six? Two twos are six.
When they get confident ask them at random.
Remember 5 – 10 minutes a day is the best way to learn.
Below are example test papers for each level - and each pupil must obtain a 95% correct mark on the test to be considered as 'passed' at that level :
- A Eleven club 1
- B Twenty two club 1
- C Thirty three club 1
- D Forty four club 1
- E Fifty five club 1
- F Sixty six club 1
- G Seventy seven club 1
- H Eighty eight club 1
- I Ninety nine club 1