How to be Good at Maths: The Simplest-Ever Visual Guide

Really great maths guide. I use this with both my kids (one is 9 and one is 11). It takes you step by step through all the basic concepts of maths, starting simple and getting more and more complex (up to the end I primary school standard I guess). My son loves maths, he has a real interest in how numbers work, he likes to browse through and learn new ways of doing things. This book helps me to understand his homework, the methods used, and how best to support him. My daughter (8 years old) is the opposite. When faces with even a simple maths problem her brain freezes in panic. She needs to learn to relax, break the problem down into parts and the work through logically, checking a she goes. This book explains all this beautifully and is really easy to use. She has just started fractions, so we sat down with the book for a few minutes every day and worked through that section. It was wonderful to see her gain confidence and do really well, she worked hard and I am proud of her, but I know I would not have been able to help her without this book.

Great book to help my grandson with his maths homework. Definitely recommend. Lots of simple maths solutions. Well worth the buy

The book is very well laid out with easy-to-understand text and diagrams. My son is 11 and was struggling with maths - I even caught him crying because he didn't understand something, so we opened the book and found what he needed quickly via the index. He was so happy to finally 'get' something. It's a great book and even I as an adult have picked it up a few times to fill in my missing blanks of mathematical knowledge lol.

I needed a book with explanations about everything my child needs to know in maths and this is exactly that. This is an excellent guide for parents and a great way to get a better idea of what your child knows and what he doesn't. At a glance you get the general ideas on any particular topic and you can easily explain it to your children using the diagrams and flowcharts in the book. However I think someone who has a bit of apprehension on the subject might find the amount of jammed information in each page a bit overwhelming. This is the best book I have found for my needs, it has some examples of the theory in each subject and a couple of exercises to put in practice your understanding. If you need further help and more practice you will need to get your hands on an exercise book or some printouts and you might need further information found online. But if like me you need to get through the whole subject of maths and don't know where to start, this book will take you topic by topic in KS2 school years (years 3-7) (7 -11year olds children)

very good book , I am working on it

Easy to learn maths

Bought this book to explain the different topics my son would be doing in year three and to give him help. However, I found it was explaining to me the different methods the school is teaching ( which I’m still unsure is right) and easier for him to find which is best suited to his learning style. The pages are colourful, broken down into steps for a particular sum, with text boxes explaining each step. This book with help right up to high school - very impressed. Would highly recommend.

I have the whole collection of these books they are very straight forward and easy to work through. It is very clear and accessible. I would recommend these for all ages as you can use the information for basic or detailed information. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to create lessons for their children during Covid-19. Also good for revisions and general knowledge

Very useful book, covers a lot of topics for year 5 student math study.

Highly recommend it for all ages.

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That book is very well for studying math. I would say it is EXCELENT. Why? It has the basis for who never had had it a long his/her student life. In addition to this, the book helps to remember some classroom lessons, which have benn fogotten a long the life years, for instance. Ex toto corde, Campos.

It's worth