Kids' maths workbooks and times tables
From counting to 5 to the 12 times table, with lessons, daily practice and answers
Kids' maths workbooks that either teach a skill step by step or keep it sharp with short daily practice. There are two times tables books, first adding and subtracting, money, telling the time, and review sets for the first and second grades, all with answers to check against.
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About kids' maths workbooks and times tables
If you are looking for printable times tables worksheets, this shelf has two quite different books, and it is worth knowing which your child needs. Learn Your Times Tables is for a child who is new to multiplying: 34 small lessons explain what multiplying means and give a way to work out each table from 1 to 12, with 144 flash cards, charts and games. Times Tables: Beat Your Best is for a child who has started the tables and needs them quick and reliable. It runs for 60 ten-minute days over 12 weeks, with one strategy a week, a one-minute sprint every day and England's 25-question check in week 12.
For younger children, the shelf works up by age. Learn to Add and Subtract starts at counting to 5 for ages 4 to 7. After that come workbooks on telling the time and counting US money for ages 5 to 8, and review sheets for the first and second grades.
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Questions
- Are there multiplication practice sheets for a timed test?
- Times Tables: Beat Your Best is made for that. It builds speed with a one-minute sprint every day, with timed school tests and England's Year 4 multiplication tables check in mind.
- In what order are the times tables taught?
- Beat Your Best starts with the 10s, 1s and 0s, then the 2s and 5s, and builds the 4s from the 2s and the 8s from the 4s, one table a week.
- Do I need to be good at maths to use these?
- No. Beat Your Best spells out every strategy and reprints each page at the back with the answers in red, and the step-by-step workbooks tell you what to say in every lesson.
- Which kids' maths workbook suits a four-year-old?
- Learn to Add and Subtract is written for ages 4 to 7. It begins at counting to 5 and uses cut-out counters, ten frames and number lines.
