Amazing resource for teaching those pesky multiplication tables

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	• Teach Your Child the Multiplication Tables: Fast, Fun & Easy with Dazzling Patterns, Grids & Tricks! Eugenia Francis Infinity Publishing, 2006 - 166 pages average customer review:based on 12 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Amazing resource for teaching those pesky multiplication tables

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.

Great Worksheets

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

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Kathleen

"Teach Your Child the Multiplication Tables: Fast, Fun & Easy with Dazzling Patterns, Grids & Tricks!" is one of the best materials that I have come across for helping children not only learn their multipications tables BUT also retain them. I can't thank the author enough for making math fun again! I highly recommend this book!!!

Great for homeschoolers

My 4th grader was really struggling with retaining the multiplication facts until he started using this book. I saw a big difference right away in his ability to remember. The only suggestion I would make is to have your child say the entire equation out loud while also writing down the answers, because sometimes the patterns come to the forefront, and I found that my child did not always connect the pattern back to multiplication facts themselves. So, for the fives, for example, instead of just having my son write down 5, 10, 15, 20, etc., I would have him say "5 times 1 is 5, 5 times 2 is 10, 5 times 3 is 15, 5 times 4 is 20," etc. as he was writing them down. It made a huge difference in retention. Overall, this is a great product, especially for homeschoolers who are looking to make learning the times tables fun. Highly recommended.

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A recommended resource

Many children struggle learning and recalling multiplication facts, and need other techniques rather than rote memorization to master these skills. Eugenia Francis' workbook utilizes wonderful, brain-compatible strategies and methods to do so - such as learning to recognize and attend to patterns for the multiplication tables, using memory tricks/mnemonics, and other engaging and fun techniques. I recommend Teach Your Child the Multiplication Tables as a helpful resource for children to learn the math facts and understand the principles of multiplication.

Sandra Rief, author of How to Reach & Teach Children with ADD/ADHD; co-author of How to Reach & Teach All Children in the Inclusive Classroom.

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TEACH YOUR CHILD THE MULTIPLICATION TABLES teaches children to discover patterns for each of the tables. Patterns provide structure, making the tables easy to learn. Patterns enhance recall.

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