IntroductionLearning the Times Tables can be challenging.Why are difficult to learn or some children and not for others?Why do many adults not know them?
I have memories of being in a classroom with other kids chanting two twos are four, two threes are six etc.
I don't think this was the only or best way of learning the tables.
Learning the tables is a memory game. It is much easier to remember something if it has meaning to you.
I learned my tables by understanding how they work.I learned visual and other types of patterns.
There is a saying that a picture says a thousand words.This book uses a lot of diagrams.
If you understand how tables work there will be less to memoriseand learning will be easier.
A good foundation in how tables work will make it easier to learn other mathematical topics.About the AuthorI am a computer programmer and was an IT trainer for ten years. I am also a master chess player.
Its a work in progress, the more interest there is, the more I will add to this book (including the cover).If you have any questions you can email me at [email protected].
SummaryThis book covers the times tables up to times 12.It also includes an introduction to: