Multiplying Using Place Value | Year 7 Core Maths | Standalone Print-Free I Do–We Do–You Do PPT

Multiplying Using Place Value is a complete Year 7 Core mathematics lesson delivered through an editable, standalone and print-free PowerPoint. Pupils learn to use partitioning, place value and partial products to multiply whole numbers efficiently and check that answers are sensible.

The lesson begins with retrieval of partitioning, times-table facts, multiplying by 10 and related arithmetic before moving into vocabulary and representation work. Pupils see how a factor can be split by place value, how each part is multiplied, and how the partial products are recombined.

I Do modelling makes the method and reasoning visible through teacher-led worked examples. We Do guided practice gives pupils supported opportunities to apply the same structure, including multiplication across zeros and a short context. You Do practice then provides substantial independent work: a high-volume one-screen practice slide with 32 carefully sequenced questions, followed by a single-slide Developing–Secure–Greater Depth task and a visible Super Challenge.

The lesson also includes mini-whiteboard checks, misconception correction, comparison questions, reverse-process questions, reasoning, problem solving, a challenge task, exam-style questions and an exit check. Complete answer slides are included throughout, with working shown where useful and all revised or added questions checked against the answers.

This resource is designed for classroom projection. Practice slides use efficient grids rather than worksheet-style answer spaces, so pupils can work in books while the teacher keeps one task on display. Numerical punctuation has been checked so calculations and answers do not end with misleading full stops.

The download contains the complete editable Core PowerPoint lesson, including all teaching slides, pupil tasks, worked examples, assessment opportunities, answer slides, premium TES thumbnail, editable thumbnail source, metadata and QA report. No separate worksheet is required.