Each times table fact is closely connected to three other facts - two division facts and one multiplication. Help your learner to make this connection and they'll end up mastering times tables AND division in one go.
A look into how children learn times tables (multiplication tables/facts) plus useful tips on how parents can help at home.
A parents guide to chunking - the new method that's replaced long division. When you see it you'll realise you knew it all along!
Award winning home learning for ages 5 to 11 on tablet and laptop.
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I’ve picked out my top ten priority maths skills for 9 year olds. You can use them as a “maths health checklist” to help you ensure your child is on track. If your child can answer these correctly and fluently (in a few seconds) chances are they’ve mastered the skill.
There is little doubt that a partnership between school and home is the best way to ensure children progress fully at school. We asked a teacher for their top tips on how busy parents can support their children in their education.
Award winning home learning for ages 5-11 on tablet and laptop.
Age seven is a pivotal time in maths for young learners - with two years of primary school maths under their belts, they’re about to take on some tricky and important Key stage 2 concepts.
Rewards are just one of the ways that Komodo helps maintain children's motivation to practice maths. Here are a few of our budget friendly ideas.