Two times two is four. Ten times 10 equals 100. Twelve times 12 equals 144. Every adult can remember learning and reciting his multiplication tables.

The array method only works when one of the numbers being multiplied is bigger than 10. Look at both numbers and, where necessary, split into tens and ones. Draw out a rectangle. Label the top of the ...

Having them lined up like this makes them easier to count. You've got four rows of meebs, with 3 meebs in each row. So all together that's 4 times 3, which equals 12. From where you're standing you ...

According to research by the author of Playful Interactions Dr. Karyn Purvis, scientists have determined that it takes approximately 400 repetitions to create a new synapse in the brain — unless it’s ...

Today Múinteor John showed us how there are various ways to do multiplication than the way we learn at school. Even though they are different, they get the same results. For example, look at how we do ...

Last year in third grade, we thought our son, Jared, learned his times tables. Now in fourth grade, he's struggling in math. His teacher says he hasn't developed "automaticity" and suggests drilling ...

Many parents experience frustrations when trying to help their children learn the multiplication tables. It can be very challenging, especially if a child has the type of brain that does not retain ...