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@net:First, what grade level are you writing for?
@Margo:The ideal time for this program to be used would be for students in grades 2-5. However, this program could be used by anyone who wishes to improve their instant recall of the facts. I just finished using the CCM with a homeschooled high school senior,successfully.
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@hey:Thank you.
I love that this shows how reading and math are similar. We work on math facts a lot in third grade so our students memorize them.
@Tara:I'm so glad to hear that! So many school systems push the strategies for thinking about/solving multiplication that there's little time left to dedicate to memorization.
This is a great graphic - easy to read and see the connections between them
@Janet Whitley:Thank you...what are your feelings about the message?