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Learning times tables can be tough. But using Five at a Time, parents and teachers can make it fun! Playful rhyming and vibrant illustrations guide children through a short story about being on a beach and watching starfish getting washed up on a rock.! Readers need to the arms on the starfish, figure out how many there are, and watch them wash away again. By the end of its 17 pages, the child has unwittingly practised the foundations of their five times tables. They might even want to try it again! The end of the book contains a step-by-step guide and resources that can be cut out and used to…mehr

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Learning times tables can be tough. But using Five at a Time, parents and teachers can make it fun! Playful rhyming and vibrant illustrations guide children through a short story about being on a beach and watching starfish getting washed up on a rock.! Readers need to the arms on the starfish, figure out how many there are, and watch them wash away again. By the end of its 17 pages, the child has unwittingly practised the foundations of their five times tables. They might even want to try it again! The end of the book contains a step-by-step guide and resources that can be cut out and used to make the experience even more interactive for children. Created by a primary school teacher with decades of experience helping children learn multiplication, this book is perfect for: · Parents and teachers alike · Ages 2-8 · A variety of learning styles and abilities, with a dyslexia friendly font to support inclusive learning Over time, the book not only introduces, but solidifies the child's understanding of multiplication. With practise, they'll be reciting their five times tables without a second thought!
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Kirsty Greenwood is a top ten bestselling author of funny, fearless and fast-paced romantic comedies about extraordinary love. A former book editor she was named as one of The Bookseller's Rising Stars in 2016. When she's not writing books, Kirsty composes musicals, cooks new recipes with varying success, walks the blustery hills where she lives, buys too much glittery eyeshadow, sings to her dog, kisses her husband and reads all of the books she can get her grabby hands on.