My son is just finishing up level C but I'm a little worried that he doesn't know his math facts well enough to go onto level C. How well is he supposed to know his multiplication table before going onto level D? He knows multiples of 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 really well, and we've starting onto multiples of 6. He can figure out multiples of 7, 8, or 9 with a little strategy, but they aren't very quick. Should we wait to go onto level D until he's got those or should we continue on and just keep working on them as well? Does level D include working on learning those?
Hi, Christy. Thank you for your question. I would not hold him back from going into Level D, but I would encourage you to play more math games, especially for those multiple facts he is slow or unsure of. In fact, you may want to spend one day doing a lesson and another day just playing math games. You will be surprised how quickly this will strengthen his knowledge of the facts.
Level D will continue to work on all his math facts, including addition, subtraction and multiplication.
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