Oksana Siniukov

Multiplication Tables in 12 lessons Oksana Siniukov

In any beginner math course, a big chunk of time is spent on learning the multiplication table. It's not a secret that just memorizing tables isn't fun for kids. It's proportionate how much work has to be put in to somehow convince the kid that learning this table will be useful later in life. The multiplication table isn't easy for kids to remember, so a big part of this training regime is spent on making it easier for kids to memorize it. It is critical that the child experiences the joy of figuring out ideas on their own, that they form self-esteem and trust in their abilities, and also the curiosity to learn. These are the defining factors when it comes to accessing the overall intellectual development of a child. The material is recommended for children in the 2-3rd grade. The contents naturally join into the material kids of that age are learning in school about multiplication tables. Our material fits into any education program. The system of additional exercises leads to the development of mental abilities such as memory, attention, imagination, logical and spatial thinking, and artistic abilities. Instead of tedious repetitive memorization, the child will understand and easily remember the multiplication material. Interesting exercises allow those learning to quickly acquire the material and appreciate math for what it is, not just tedious repetitive memorization.