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RightStart Tutoring Multiplication and Division Book One

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022224
ISBN
9781942943648
Grade 3-12
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RightStart Tutoring Multiplication and Division Book One

Description

Sometimes, students seem to hit a wall during math instruction. They cannot move forward because something is weak in their math foundation. It happens for a variety of reasons, but your 5th grader doesn’t have to repeat 3rd grade math to improve these skills. This is the time for a FIXER PRODUCT! I love a good fixer product! They save you time and save your student from being discouraged. You have 59 days of lessons, or roughly 12 weeks of daily work followed by a game for practice time. Games are not optional here but an integral part of the lesson. You will need a variety of manipulatives. These are available with the book (item #022227) if you are not already using RightStart as your math instruction. The required manipulatives include: an AL Abacus; Math Balance; Basic Number Card Deck; Multiplication Card Deck; and Multiplication Card Envelopes. You can use this book with any math program as a fixer. Daily lessons are laid out in a clear fashion and scripted for the teacher. ~Sara

Publisher's Description of RightStart Tutoring Multiplication and Division Book One

This RightStart Tutoring Multiplication and Division Book One manual is about understanding multiplication and division and becoming confident with the basic facts. It is intended for those who have a weak or incomplete grasp of multiplication and division and who are behind their peers.

All too often, the multiplication facts are taught by rote, often an overwhelming task, especially when 6 and 3 was learned as 9, but now is 18. However, we now know that a deep understanding of concepts removes anxiety, lessens the burden of memorizing, makes advanced math easier to grasp, and makes math more enjoyable.

 

The RightStart Tutoring Multiplication and Division Book One manual teaches multiplication from 1 × 1 to 10 × 10 including division with remainders. These lessons will approach multiplication and division with a new perspective that follows the RightStart Mathematics approach and philosophy. Lessons do not use worksheets, but instead use card games to practice and apply the newly learned information.

Category Description for RightStart Tutoring Kits

Meeting the needs of children who need more practice but not more busywork, the Right Start Tutoring Kits reteach concepts using manipulatives and games. With their unique focus on visualization of concepts as well as an emphasis on comprehension and problem solving, children develop an understanding of math concepts, learn to apply them, and ultimately enjoy math for perhaps the first time! Right Start Tutoring Kits are the perfect supplement to any math curriculum. The authors give parents all the teaching tools they need to successfully teach or reteach these concepts, from the program philosophy to the daily lesson activity and game instructions. Kits include everything necessary for the tutoring. Some components are available separately. See individual descriptions for details.


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Product Format:Paperback
Grades:3-12
Brand:Activities for Learning
ISBN:9781942943648
Length in Inches:11
Width in Inches:9
Height in Inches:0.625
Weight in Pounds:1.2
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January 12, 2026 Edited January 15, 2026

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