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Anybody know any websites to help with learning times tables?.............

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cadelaide · 14/10/2007 14:14

....ds(8)just switches off and I'm at my wits end, he says he "can't" do it.
Thanks.

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LIZS · 14/10/2007 14:24

try here

NKF · 14/10/2007 14:37

There's using the clock system. Draw a clock face and put in the numbers. Each clock is for a particular times table. The child has to write the multiple next to the right clock face number. It's fast and visual and a bit different.

maverick · 14/10/2007 18:43

Try this;
www.aowm73.dsl.pipex.com/dyslexics/finger_tables.htm

deegward · 14/10/2007 18:57

God I know my times tables and still can't work out those fingers!!!

ja9 · 14/10/2007 19:05

what about the times tables music cds from elc? might this help get them stuck in his head?

cadelaide · 14/10/2007 20:08

wow, thanks everyone, some good ideas here.
Testing x6 and x7 on tues, so wish us/him luck, poor little chap gets anxious.

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SatanGeorge · 14/10/2007 20:10

Try the free download of Timez Attack from BigBrainz

It is a video style game and boys especially seem to love it.

Cadmum · 14/10/2007 20:14

I have used something really brilliant for 8 year old boys who like computer games... I am off to look for the link...

Cadmum · 14/10/2007 20:15

Same one SatanGeorge suggested!

tej69 · 14/10/2007 21:20

Try this. Children seem to love it.
www.arcademicskillsbuilder.com/games/meteor/meteor.html

cadelaide · 15/10/2007 15:36

this is all really useful, thanks all.

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cadelaide · 16/10/2007 22:44

That Big Brainz thing (SatanGeorge/Cadmum) is brilliant.

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