Multiplication Facts That Stick Flip Through
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
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After having used Addition Facts That Stick, I knew we would go on to use the rest of the Facts That Stick books because it was so effective and easy to follow. Since it's time for us to use Multiplication Facts That Stick with my 3rd grader (he's near the end of his 3rd grade year), I asked Kate Snow if she'd send us a copy to review here for you on UA-cam. She sent a free copy for this flip through.
The first half of this video I'll be introducing where we are at in our math journey, showing you the game pages, practice worksheets and answer keys in the back.
The second half of the video I'll flip through 2 weeks of material to show you how the lessons are formatted and you'll see how they repeat over and over again.
You can buy this on Amazon (hard copy) or at the Well Trained Mind website in either hard copy or PDF. They have 40% off sales there a few times a year so sign up for Kate Snow's email list to find out when.
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Thanks for making this great flip-through, Liz! Happy Math!
Hi, did this book work for your child? Would love an update!
Wow this seems awesome. Simple and easy to do. I think I may grab this for my 5th grader who relies heavily off a multiplication chart to complete his math daily. 10 weeks seems perfect for summer break to reinforce.
He seems like a great age and summer would be a good time to get those skills sharp!
Yes! The CC skip counting songs work! We don’t even do CC, but my kid has the skipping from those songs. I can say we still remember them a year and a half later. :)
O good! We will keep on keeping on then. I can already see some of them sticking.