Explain to your child, that some examples just have to be memorized.
Don’t try to learn the entire multiplication table by heart at once. You can dedicate a couple of days to each number. There is no need to exhaust your junior student with a large amount of information.
Move from the simple to the complex. Begin with multiplication by 1, 0, 10, and 2. Then move on to multiplication by 5, 3, and 9, and so on.
Show your child simple real-life examples of how multiplication can be useful in life, like a family has 6 members. Each member should receive 2 pies for dinner. Ask your child how many pies should be baked for dinner.
Don’t forget that practice makes perfect. Repeat the multiplication table with your child regularly asking them to give answers to the examples both in the right order and randomly.
Print out the blank table and ask your child to fill it in without looking into their textbooks.
Don’t forget to compliment your child on their success in learning the table. It will motivate them to strive for further achievements.

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