I Know My Times Tables

Use these great techniques and soon your child will not only know all 12 of their times tables, but will be SINGING them! This best-selling book, exclusive to TheSchoolRun, gives you catchy rhymes and quirky games for each times table, to turn what was once a dull and boring task into a fun experience for everyone. A hit with Mums, Dads, kids and teachers everywhere!

“We love this! It's very catchy - different ways of trying to explain, how to understand, HOW to get to the answers. For a child like Kirsty who is working behind and struggling, it's a really fun way to get to grips with times tables; much more exciting than learning by rote.” – Linda

Maths Homework Helper

Maths Homework Helper works in two ways. Firstly, it collates the main topics your child will need to know during primary school. Secondly, it acts as a refresher course for you, so you can revisit – and understand – just what your child is learning during class time. It covers the crucial topics of numbers, using numbers, measures, shape and space and data handling, so you and your child will be able to learn, understand and use maths skills in everyday situations. (And have fun while you’re at it!)

“I found Maths Homework Helper a fantastic resource to use with my daughter. It was clear and concise. The examples and vocabulary sections helped my daughter feel more confident to work independently, and I found the sectioning of the articles a great help in keeping her focused on the task in hand.” – Caren Williamson

Grammar Made Easy

Whether your personal blind spot is apostrophes, capital letters or possessive pronouns, TheSchoolRun’s ebook Grammar Made Easy is packed with simple rules to remember and detailed explanations of what’s right and what’s wrong (and why). Grammar Made Easy will give you the confidence to help your child with their homework, identify their mistakes and explain how to correct them. And it covers the whole primary curriculum, so you’ll be able to refer back to it when you need to.

The only downside? You’ll never be able to look at a sign for ‘banana’s’ again without wincing…”