• Category: Uncategorized
• Published Dated: December 3, 2024
• Written by: Susan

I am reposting this from a previous post because children need to understand, memorize, and know automatically the answers to addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts.

You are a parent or grandparent and want to help your children master addition and subtraction, multiplication, and division facts.

You teach elementary school children who are needing to learn addition and subtraction facts to 18, or the basic multiplication and division facts, and you would appreciate a different kind of reproducible workbook with strategies to help kids really learn and memorize math facts.

You are an upper level teacher and you need practice pages and strategies to help students who are still struggling with basic addition and subtraction facts or multiplication and division facts.

You homeschool children and want a math workbook with instruction and lots of practice and review pages.

You want to give a head start to young children who have the readiness skills, and are asking to learn.

You know students with or without a learning disability who still use number lines, counters, or charts to get answers to basic addition and subtraction facts to 18, or who are still using the times table to get answers.

Your child has not had success in memorizing math facts, and was told to “just use a calculator.”

You have students who need to learn, brush-up on, or review math facts.

You want to put the GOOD back into self-concept. You want children to gain confidence while doing math tasks, and hear them say, “I love math. Math is fun!”

You are in an educational leadership position, and know that once math facts are mastered, students will be able to focus on learning new skills including solving mathematics problems.

We have four workbooks: Two Plus Two Is Not Five, Five Times Five Is Not Ten, Ten Divided by Five is Not Five, and Addition and Subtraction: Beyond Math Facts.