Kumon Publishing North America Grade 3 Multiplication

If look through my other reviews you would know that I was buying Kumon series books for my twin daughters from the very beginning. In general they are quite good and supplement school very well. If you can establish routine (do one page a day no matter what), it is a great alternative to paying upwards 60£ per month per subject for official Kumon classes. It will require considerable time investments from your part though.Anyway, to the subject of this particular book. It does the job quite well -- starts with multiple additions, then proceeds with 3 pages of exercises per number with some intermediate reviews. My year 3 daughters found the task to be just of right complexity.The only drawback is that it covers numbers from 1 to 9, while, I believe, in school the time tables extend from 1 to 12. Still this is a minor point for me

I love the Kumon range and have been using them to supplement what my daughter has been learning in maths at school. Each book starts out revising simpler stuff and focuses on repetition to teach. I recommend the range, especially for topics your child might be struggling with.

This is a good repetitive maths exercise book- should have more content in my eyes- more aligned to Schofield (These are more expensive and 'lighter' in terms of quantity) but it does help my daughter to repetitively practice additions- can't help to think that I can write my own additions out for her... so good for the time starved parent who is looking for a practice alternative.

Not so helpful just v basic for toddlers

My kid loved working through this book. Strange magic!!!Her knowledge and understanding increased greatly as well.