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Right-Brained Multiplication & Division utilizes right-brained elements to help children learn and remember their multiplication & division facts. This matters a whole lot to children who struggle to memorize and remember math facts.



Multisensory Elements Make Learning Fun

This approach will show students what multiplication & division means, will relate the two skills to each other, and will present the facts via stories and images to help provide hooks for learning and recall.

Right-brained elements included in this book:

  • symbols embedded in VISUALS
  • use of PERSONIFICATION
  • PATTERN DISCOVERY 
  • use of STORY 
  • COLOR CODING
  • BODY MOTION

Additional elements in this edition include

  • full-color images
  • color-coding within the instructional pages
  • clear directions for the teacher or parent
  • hands-on practice
  • skits to act out
  • practice problems complete with answer key

 

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Multiplication and division with visuals and body movement

This book teaches using 5 powerful tools:

  • Visuals
  • Personification
  • Pattern Discovery
  • Story and
  • Body Movement

  • Teach multiplication and division with visuals

    VISUALS are captured instantly. They are used everywhere to show what we are explaining. In the visuals of math facts, the numbers are included in the visuals. Visuals show students what the problem means and give them a mental image of the problem.

    Teach multiplication and division with stories

    We use PERSONIFICATION & STORIES to teach rules. For example, the book begins with Zeroman. With a POOSH of his wand, everything he multiplies or divides turns to a zero. It is a simple as that.

    Most children love finding PATTERNS in math – and discovering patterns makes it easy to understand how to solve problems and to remember math procedures.

    Mr. 10 always tosses a ring to any number that comes through his door. So 10 times any number will be that number with a “ring” after it.

     

    Teach multiplication and division using patterns

    Many math concepts are related. With this idea in mind, Sarah changed the order of learning from 1’s then 2’s then 3’s to an order that allows for related concepts to be learned together.

    For example, after students learn the 1’s table in which Agent 1 says, “Just be yourself, Dahling!” we move to the 11’s table because 11’s follow many of the same patterns as the 1’s table does.

    Multiplication and division teaching tricks

    1 times 5 is that same number.

    11 times 5 is two of that same number.

    Tricks for teaching 11s times table

    This book also contains many nifty tricks to help students solve difficult math problems without memorizing facts. For example, 11 times a double digit number is easily solved if you add the two digits of the number and put their sum between them.

    Right-Brained Multiplication & Division teaches both processes at one time so children can see the relationship that exists between Multiplication and Division.

    Teach multiplication and division using body movement

    There are also hands-on activities in each chapter that add to that all important element of BODY MOVEMENT and provide a tangible way to practice the concepts students are learning.

    Let’s take the stress out of math! Pick up your copy of Right-Brained Multiplication & Division today!

    Right-Brained Multiplication & Division has brought success to hundreds of very relieved children and their parents! 

    By Sarah K Major. Paperback: 124 pages. Full color.