Learning to Multiply

The workbook "Learning to Multiply" is a continuation of the workbook "Learning to Multiply. Simple Examples". With it, your child will develop previously acquired skills and learn to solve more complex problems. Gradually, by completing exercises to review what has been learned, analyzing new topics, and reinforcing studied material in practice, they will master multiplication of numbers from 6 to 10.

Who is this workbook for?
The workbook is intended for children aged 6 to 8 years who already know the multiplication table up to 5 x 10.
It can be used by educators in children's clubs and development centers, as well as by parents for home study.

About KUMON
KUMON is a methodology for individualized development, used by 4 million children in 49 countries.
Each workbook serves as a stepping stone in mastering a particular skill and is designed for several weeks of study.
The child independently tackles play-based tasks that gradually become more complex, helping them to believe in themselves.
Children whose potential develops with KUMON outperform their peers in the speed of skill acquisition, becoming attentive, disciplined, and focused.

Tasks developed according to the KUMON methodology:
- Train attention and focus.
- Instill self-discipline and the habit of independent study.
- Help the child feel confident in their abilities.
The KUMON method is based on the repeated completion of similar tasks, which, by gradually increasing in difficulty, allow the child to seamlessly master and reinforce acquired skills. By moving forward in small steps, your child will undoubtedly achieve success in mastering the offered educational material.

How are the tasks in the workbook structured?
- This workbook contains examples that will help your child master multiplication of numbers from 6 to 10.
- All tasks in the workbook gradually increase in difficulty. At first, the child will review previously covered material (addition and multiplication from 1 to 5), then move on to tasks involving multiplication from 6 to 10.
- During the learning process, they will complete similar tasks and practice the skill of multiplication. Step by step, their mathematical abilities will develop.