Times Tables - A Different Approach

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The Maths Mum® believes that there is a way to learn your times tables by using your visual memory and knowledge of number sequences. . If you or your child has difficulty with memorising the times tables then watch this video for a different approach that will hopefully work for you. . This is especially good for children with short term or working memory challenges but with a strength in visual memory - like the learning profile of children with Down syndrome. . If you want any additional information please contact The Maths Mum directly. . ➕➖➗✖️ 🦹‍♀️ 🤓 ❤️MATHS2♾ Be different, love #maths #see2do2 . #timestables #numbersequences #anchorpoints #visuallearning #primaryschool #infantschool #primaryeducation #stemeducation #parentsupport #downsyndrome #downsyndromeawareness #downsyndromerocks #downsyndromelove #downsyndromebaby #downsyndromelife #specialneeds #specialneedsparenting #specialneedsfamily #specialneedseducation #homeeducationuk #homeschool #teachersofinstagram #parentsupport #parentslife #surreyblogger #surreybusiness #mumbloggeruk #mumssupportingmums

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TIMES TABLES - A DIFFERENT APPROACH

The Maths Mum® believes that there is a way to learn your times tables by using your visual memory and knowledge of number sequences.  

If you or your child has difficulty with memorising the times tables then watch this video for a different approach that will hopefully work for you.

This is especially good for children with short term or working memory challenges but with a strength in visual memory - like the learning profile of children with Down syndrome.

If you want any additional information please contact The Maths Mum directly.