What is the best way for students to learn their multiplication facts?
In answering this question, I like to refer to how the author of Supporting School Mathematics answered a similar question: ÒRather than using flash cards and timed tests, practices that have all too often resulted in children learning to dislike mathematics, drill and practice can be provided in situations that motivate children to learn their basic facts. Mathematics programs today often send home assignments that include games designed to reinforce the learning of basic facts. It is important that you find time to play these games with your child. If your child struggles with facts, you will want to play the games many times.Ó There are a number of resources that help educators and parents think about learning math facts. The author Greg Tang has some nice books and materials that address this topic: http://www.gregtang.com/mathstore.asp For help with multiplication facts, please refer to multiplication fact strategy information sheet posted on this website. Everett Public Schools i
