Times Tables Practice Age 5-7
Collins easy learning Series
What’s inside...
Easy Learning Times Tables Age 5-7 provides a simple and engaging way for children to learn and practice basic skills at home, making success at school easy. The book uses small chunks of information and hands-on activities to enhance learning and retention. It is designed to be clear, colourful and motivating, helping children easily grasp and remember the material. The physical condition of the book is generally good, with intact pages and cover, though it may show signs of wear such as minor creases and worn corners.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
5-7
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What are some ways we can use what you learned in the book to solve real-life problems?
Can you explain how learning multiplication helps us in our everyday activities?
What was your favorite multiplication trick from the book, and why?
How do you feel when you solve a difficult problem using your multiplication skills?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use everyday objects like fruits or toys to visually demonstrate multiplication concepts after reading sessions.
Relate multiplication problems to real-life scenarios that the child can understand, such as calculating the total number of cookies in multiple packs.
Celebrate correct answers and provide gentle guidance when mistakes are made to foster a positive learning environment.
Encourage your child to explain the process they used to solve the problems to reinforce their understanding and boost their confidence.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Mastery of basic arithmetic
Explanation: Through systematic practice of multiplication tables, children reinforce and solidify their understanding of basic math concepts.
Real-World Application: This skill helps children perform everyday calculations more efficiently, assisting in tasks such as budgeting an allowance or sharing snacks evenly among friends.
Example Lesson: Consistency and discipline
Explanation: The structured approach of practicing times tables regularly teaches children the value of consistent effort to achieve academic success.
Real-World Application: Developing these habits supports lifelong learning and can be applied to mastering new skills, such as learning a musical instrument or a new sport.
Example Lesson: Confidence in math abilities
Explanation: As children become proficient in their multiplication tables, their confidence in handling mathematics-related tasks increases.
Real-World Application: This confidence can encourage them to participate more in class, improve their academic performance, and open doors to future career opportunities in STEM fields.
Example Lesson: Problem-solving
Explanation: Learning and practicing multiplication lays a foundational skill that is crucial for tackling more complex mathematical problems.
Real-World Application: Children can use these problem-solving skills to approach challenges in various aspects of their lives, like logically organizing their time for homework and play.