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Important update from TheSchoolRun

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Find multiples of 2

Find multiples of 2 worksheet
Take counting in 2s to the next level with this find-the-multiples worksheet created by an experienced primary school teacher for use at home.

Make sure your child has a yellow pencil handy to colour in lots of alien eyes!


Keystage:  KS1, Year 1

What is a multiple in KS1 maths?

In KS1 maths, a multiple is a number that you get when you multiply one number by another whole number. 

It’s a bit like counting in steps of that number.

For instance:

2, 4, 6, 8, 10... these numbers are multiples of 2


5, 10, 15, 20... these are multiples of 5


Multiples are what you get when you keep adding the same number again and again. 

It's an important way for children to begin to understand patterns in numbers and get ready for multiplication.

How will this multiples worksheet help your KS1 child?

This fun, teacher-made resource requires your child to colour in the alien eyes - but only the ones that have multiples of two! This activity will help to build their confidence without feeling like just another piece of homework. 

For more help with multiplication, visit our hub page.