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Best Multiplication tables book November 17, 2009 Jackie O (UK) I bought a multiplications book, but then saw this one and bought this too. This is by far the best multiplication book. It is fun and easy and my little one loves it. I am glad I got this one. Absolutely perfect.
Excellent learning tool! Makes math fun and easy to understand! September 25, 2009 S. Hanany (Broomfield, CO) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book is great! My daughter, who is 10, has always had problems with math. She is in 5th grade and is clearly struggling. The author shows these little tricks and strategies that make math very easy and less intimidating to a child thinks it's too hard. The pictures make it fun as well. I would definitely recommend it as a tool to help make math more fun and less work.
A great tool for learning July 12, 2008 ws (New Jersey, USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My daughter spent a long time working through this book, the repetition was great for her style of learning. She had been overwhelmed at the idea of learning all those multiplication facts, so the way that this book progressed worked well for her.
I liked this book so much that I bought another copy for my son to use.
Great Worksheets December 5, 2007 Mister Numbers (Santa Barbara, CA USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a big book full of fun pattern and number exercises for kids that make learning fun. I thought about creating a book of worksheets to go with my EZ Times Table book, but this book does such a great job, I would rather just recommend this one.
Tom Biesanz, author of EZ Times Table: An easy, visual way to learn multiplication and division by playing with patterns, and making friends with numbers
Amazing resource for teaching those pesky multiplication tables May 4, 2007 Devorah A. Crupar (NY) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Teach Your Child the Multiplication Tables is excellent, a cross between an activity/fun book and serious multiplication skills.
I homeschooled 4 kids and this workbook brings together the best practices in helping children understand the concept of meultiplication.
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