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WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking hazard.

A write-in activity book of puzzles, activities and stickers to help children learn the times tables from 2 to 12. Puzzles include solving number clues to reach Treasure Island, or working out how long it takes to fly between alien planets. Activities are arranged by times table, and quizzes after each section let children test what they’ve learned.

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Book information

Age
6+
Key Stage
KS1 M
BIC CBMC
B5L79
Paperback
ISBN: 9781409599302
Extent: 64 pages + 4 pages stickers
Dimensions: 250 x 216mm
Illustrator
Luana Rinaldo

Author information

Rosie Dickins

Rosie Dickins grew up in England and Hong Kong. An avid reader, she always loved making up her own stories. After studying literature at Oxford University, art in Paris and plenty of travelling, she settled in London, where she now works for Usborne Publishing. She has written over a hundred children's books, including award-winning non-fiction.

Press reviews

“This book looks brilliant!! Lots of varied activities to capture attention and aid understanding of multiplication.”
“This is a wonderful book, jammed packed with cool stickers and activities for the x2 to x12 tables. I used it with my Year 5 class, and my six year old daughter, and both thoroughly loved it. For older children it provides quick mental maths that keeps them ticking over on the times tables they need to consolidate. For the younger child it provides a great start to how times tables work.”
“This book gives an amazing variety of ways to practice and remember your times table. We would thoroughly recommend this book to anyone trying to get to grips with their times tables.”
“Colourful and very well thought through. It was great for new starters like my daughter but would also be good for older children as a refresher.”
“I thought that the book was good fun - well about as fun as you can make times tables!”

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