[Numeracy 35] Times Tables Practice

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Susan Jones SUJones at parkland.edu
Fri Jan 22 12:16:59 EST 2010

Back in the dark ages I did a javascript project with the times tables and put it on my site at www.resourceroom.net under math. I was a little frustrated with the available "online practice" because it tended to give random tables from the whole list, which is fine if you already know them all. I broke them down to be done one at a time; I used the book _Tools for the Times Tables_ as a basis for the order to learn 'em in. It's pretty primitive, but if it helps, use it.
I want to render digital a sort of "reverse chaining" approach (you take away one at a time) - and noticed that the Making Math Real uses that approach with its "nine lines" approach.

Susan Jones
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