1. Developed by Dave Vandewater (MrV) Audience: Teachers involved in basic math skills classes. Teachers involved in basic math skills classes.

2. Students who can’t multiply or divide … … without a calculator !

3. Simple multiplication tables Simple multiplication tables Are cumbersome to use. Are cumbersome to use. Do not re-train student rote memory. Do not re-train student rote memory. Do not help in the long division process. Do not help in the long division process. Are never big enough! 12x12? 20x20? 50x100? Are never big enough! 12x12? 20x20? 50x100? What can be done to address these problems? What can be done to address these problems? Make the table small and easy to use. Make the table small and easy to use. Make every usage a flash card experience. Make every usage a flash card experience. Provide training PowerPoints. Provide training PowerPoints.

4. Has been developed at MSJC over the last 3 years. Has been developed at MSJC over the last 3 years. Can be used for all 4 basic arithmetic operations. Can be used for all 4 basic arithmetic operations. Contains other basic math information. Contains other basic math information. Can be used as a textbook bookmark. Can be used as a textbook bookmark. The Addition Table can also be used for Subtraction. The Addition Table can also be used for Subtraction. The Multiplication Table can also be used for Division. The Multiplication Table can also be used for Division. Is available in the Learning Resource Center. Is available in the Learning Resource Center. PowerPoints are available from my Instructor Website. PowerPoints are available from my Instructor Website. Let’s take a look… Let’s take a look…

5. If so, please e-mail me a request for copies If so, please e-mail me a request for copies I’ll get them printed and delivered to your mail I’ll get them printed and delivered to your mail Where my schedule allows, I’ll give a 10 minute presentation to your students. Where my schedule allows, I’ll give a 10 minute presentation to your students. I would appreciate your comments. I would appreciate your comments. Dave Vandewater dvandewater @ msjc.edu Dave Vandewater dvandewater @ msjc.edu