Kumon Grade 3 Multiplication (Kumon Math Workbooks)

These kumon books have helped a lot to my son! Practice makes excellence! Great price, self pace without having to pay the monthly fee from Kumon.

this workbook to simple and comprehensive unlike a lot of workbooks filled with unnecessary material and distracting pictures.

My 5th grader has struggled so much with multiplication since 3rd grade, partly due to stubbornness and also partly due to so little practice/drills/repetition in school. This workbook has helped her master 2-5 tables in just a matter of a couple weeks. She knew a few already, but this workbook has really helped her fill in the gaps and has boosted her confidence so much. I really liked the format of giving the student all of the information in the first lesson, and then slowly taking away a little bit of info at a time with each following lesson so the student has to start filling it in themselves. I also like that some of the review lessons cover everything learned previously. I'm so glad I bought this workbook. I bought a second one to help my third grader when she starts learning multiplication.

I home school a 3rd grader and we used this book as a supplement. This is how the book is laid out. The first 4 lessons were repeated addition.(2+2+2+2= ) 4 lessons of that. My son has dyslexia and multiple pages of that got confusing. I ripped them out. Lesson 5 we start multiplication. First we skip count by 2. Then we trace all the multiplication facts. The next page on lesson is the words written below with numbers above. I suppose so you can read the answer. Then at bottom the standard looking single digit problem. I felt having the words written was confusing. Also the answer on the same page to defeat the purpose. My son said look mom the answer is here. I don't have to learn them. The next 1 1/2 lessons looks the same way but the full math problem was written in words. Is this math practice or reading? Again answer on page with words. I ended up writing the math problem in and leaving answer blank but the written word answer was below it. There were some review pages thrown in but the basic plan follows the above outline. Pros lots of math practice.The math facts are covered in order. Nice review every few facts learned. Cons too many words!! I had to write so many of the problems ( yes they wrote the math problem out in words for example two times two is four) in for him. It required extra work for me I just couldn't hand the book off. At least 10 math problems were written in words on most lessons. This is not a problem for the average child. I have a son who is dyslexic and this was just a huge issue for us. We used the book made the corrections the book needed and he knows his math facts.

This book is very good for learning math it is fun and efficient my child enjoyed doing the math and learned a lot

I bought this for my son to review his math over the summer. We have used Kumon before in the past and I really like the straightforward pages and exercises. This is also great for just regular curriculum if you are homeschooling as well. Highly recommend!

Very good

We purchased this book as a practice/review to to expand on our homeschooling lessons of multiplying. I like how this book breaks it into sections, has ample practice parts for so numbers and explains multiplication thoroughly.