10 Minutes A Day Times Tables, Ages 9-11 (Key Stage 2): Supports the National Curriculum, Helps Develop Strong Maths Skills (DK 10 Minutes a Day)

Very easy and enjoyable learning ;)I highly recommended

I love this book because it gives the child exercises to understand the logics of grouping within the times tables. Also helps to learn multiples. Great value for money!

My 7 year old was very excited to get this and loves the timer aspect. It is more advanced than I was expecting. Very early on in the book is doing multiplication and division with very large numbers. I was hoping it was going to just be 0-12's to practice. But we've simply skipped the more challenging ones to come back to at a later date. More suited to a slightly older child maybe around 9/10

Book looks great to me but my daughter hasn't bothered with it at all.

Well received by recipient.

My 9 year old was struggling a bit with his times tables so I ordered this. It did take a while to arrive due to being out of stock but has made.a big difference to his learning. It has various pages of varying levels of maths so you can start easier and work up. The timer adds an element of a challenge and keeps learning interesting as he is always keen to beat his last time on the competition pages.

I don’t feel that this is maybe age appropriate. The suns and the layout including the wording put my 7 year old off. Losing interest with the more complicated wording of the sums.The timer is not as practical as it would seem as there is not real urgency with how many sums to answer in that time.

These 10 mins a day books are great to motivate my children. Bought two; one for my 8yo and one for my 10yo. Good practice for both of them. I decided against buying the one with built in time as I was conscious of landfill. I recommend just setting your phone timer instead!