School Zone Multiplication & Division Workbook: 32 Pages, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, Estimation, Word Problems, Ages 8 to 10 (I Know It! Book Series)

Very well explained for the children, I'll buy more.

My Grandson loves this book. I’m teaching him all my tricks to solve the problems.

As described. Fast ship

Book is ok for kids to practice math, but it has not that many math problems! Book is the way a bit thin!

In my elementary school years, we had to learn our multiplication tables in 1st grade. It was the old rote-and-drill method with the teacher shouting out the factors and selecting some hapless victim for the answer - some of whom were only 6 years old.Educators would probably cringe at that approach today. Standards are different now, too, with the basics of multiplication not being introduced until the last half of 3rd grade. School Zone follows that timeframe with this grades 3 - 4 workbook.There's no reason, though, that kids can't begin the easier multiplication facts of 1, 2, 5 and 10 by 2nd grade. The School Zone worksheets start with the multiplication facts of number 1 until the number 12. You can tear out the perforated sheets in the sequence that works best for your learner.The overall structure of this introductory workbook is consistent and comprehensive. Each page gives an example of the products and factor being studied, an orderly math facts exercise (1x1, 1x2, 1x3, etc.), followed by a random set of 10 problems within that series. Review pages ask the student to complete a grid or a puzzle search or a challenging number wheel to further reinforce the numbers.School Zone offers a pretty tough 60-page workout. Your young learner will be challenged to multiply 3 factors, answer story problems, complete product charts and take timed tests. The section on division follows the same format.Terrific graphics and an uncluttered layout multiplies the learning opportunties.

I found this workbook very helpful in tutoring a neighbor's child this summer of 2022. This is a great workbook that includes a brief parental guide on the inside front cover. There is wildlife themed color art (the main wildlife pics even give the creature's name, there's lots of animals, including fish, butterflies, an ocelot, and lots of others). I love how instructions are given on most pages, that explain the "how" and "why" of the math on that page. Copyright 2021 School Zone Publishing Company. An "I Know It! (R) Book". ISBN: 978-0-938256-34-2. UPC: 0-76645-02034-5. "Follows NCTM & COMMON CORE Standards".

Easy flow and good learning & reviewing material.

I got two of these for my rising 2nd and 4th grade kids. For the 4th header, this is easy but valuable practice. I assigned 5-6 pages per day over two weeks. For The 2nd trader I’m using this more as an intro to multiplication and division. She does just 2 pages a day with help. She also has a bunch of small math blocks so that she can work out the problems with her hands as she’s learning the fundamentals. It’s been fun for them to have the same book, and it’s serving both purposes well.