Well, that’s what we’re that’s what we’re trying to do at the moment, we know who we need to aim to. And we’re, we’re we’re getting better at that we’re getting every day, we’ll get that going. Right? Okay, we got to drill down to this, and we’ve got it, we’ve got to change opinions, we’ve also we also really are in schools, and schools are using it. And so we’ve got to drill down on that. And we’ve got to, we got to change teachers opinion, slightly the route, there is a different way. And the schools that are using absolutely love it, and the kids adore it. And it gives the teacher another way of teaching the children. So for example, before the they would have said, you know, five times eight, and the kids are gone, I can’t remember. And now they go snowman and the snake and the kid goes, Oh, yeah, I remember. And then they go 40. And then they have the answer. So teachers are loving it because it gives them another way. And that’s something else to say to the children. And that’s what we’ve were really massively working on at the moment is trying to change teachers opinion that there is another way there’s something different out there. So you know, we’re really sort of focusing on them, as well as the parents I was telling you, it’s all it’s all up front, you you agree a price beforehand, he does the work, you you pay the money. It’s you know, it’s such a simple sort of tool. And you know, it was it was pretty, it was great. We enjoyed working with each other. So it was good.

Many children find it hard to learn their times tables. Times Fables ® makes it really fun, by teaching the times tables through stories that have been specially developed with visual learners in mind. Then I went on and created, produced & directed the longest running show on MTV uk which is still loved by teenagers and all skate boarders around the world. As she says “I was very dyslexic as a child, and rather failed at school, until the last year when I worked out a system to remember things. Yeah, I think I do have actually a you know, I’ve not not said but to my business partner is she’s an amazing graphic design herself. So she can do certain things and give them to, you know, say up work. People said look along these lines. So it’s already sort of graphically done. And she’s amazing. She’s a compliments me and all the stuff technical and graphic design he stuff. So you know that that is a huge, you know, bonus for me. So that does cut a lot of corners. But yeah, I think Don’t be too cheap on artworks, or all five, I’ve never used that. But yeah, I don’t, don’t go for the T one. And it works go for somebody medium or good. Okay, you’ll get great things, I am sorry it seems complicated trying to explain these concepts, but using Lego or counters should make understanding easier.Round tables often require more space than rectangular ones, as they are perceived as being bigger. If it’s a dining or kitchen table, you’ll also need more space to be able to pull the chairs out properly. However, they do give a softer impression thanks to their smooth shape. It is important to try and UNDERSTAND the relationships between numbers, and not just learn them 'by rote'.

Starting with TWO times TABLE, I always say: "Imagine the class is lining up in pairs; each child will have a partner, if there is an EVEN number in the class. If one child is left without a partner, then the number is ODD, because an odd one is left out."Don’t just think about the shape, make sure to consider the height and design of the legs as well. For example, you might want a slightly higher coffee table if the family often eats in front of the TV. That way, you don’t have to bend over too much when it’s pizza time. Also, consider the shape of the legs. Slanted legs can look great. But you also run a greater risk of hitting your toes, as it’s easy to forget the fact that they protrude more than straight legs.Then there are the wall-mounted tables, best used in the kitchen or bedroom. The obvious advantage is that they save space and don’t take up any floor space. They can provide an airy feel in an otherwise cramped room. Plus, it’s really easy to clean underneath. Get yourself a table that stands out... with it? Right? Everybody gets ideas, and we have ideas all the time. And why I wanted to have you on the show was because you’ve done something with it, you’ve taken it through that path to something that is tangible, is out there is providing value. What was the hard bit at the beginning? Was it the personal belief that this could be bigger? Or was the belief there was the enthusiasm there? But then the technical aspects bog you down? Where? Where was the obstacles?

the way through the challenge is to get still and ask yourself, what is the next right move, not think about, Oh, I got all of this stuff. What is the next right move. And then from that space, make the next right move, and the next right move, and not to be overwhelmed by it. Because you know, your life is bigger than that one moment, you know, you’re not defined by what somebody says, is a failure for you. Because failure is just there to point you in a different direction. Book one has 35 tables full of useful and interesting information. Book two has 41 tables about world-building. Getting a table is not just about what looks good. Make sure to think about the design and shape of the table as well. Different designs have different features, so take some time to consider which type suits you best. Round vs. square Not in a boring way, but in a fun and enjoyable way, against the classic repeat in a drone until you fall into a coma method.Madeline was introduced to Dungeons and Dragons at a very young age. Before she knew it, she was battling dragons, stealing treasure and arguing about the differences between a wizard and a sorcerer like a champion. D&D became her middle name and every waking thought was devoted to the imaginary world she and her friends had created together. However, as much as she loved being a player, she was easily the worst DM of the group. Absolutely terrible. Couldn’t improvise to save her life. So she wrote Table Fables, a little book designed to make DMing a little easier for those who find it difficult to come up with clever plot-points on the spot. Honestly I could cry with joy.” “Having struggled for the past three years, we have found a tool to help and inspire. My daughter understood the concept straight away and enjoys recalling the stories and linking them to her sums. I cannot thank the author enough, thank you, thank you, thank you.” what we always teach anyway. So yeah, so we’re basically saying 66 quid for a whole year, and your kid will come out like rain man at the end. Yes, The 9 is a giraffe, and the 8 is snowman. So the 8 is used to doing ski jumps, and the 9 is a giraffe from Africa so it’s not. The snowman goes first on the ski jump, and it goes 7 metres, and the giraffe goes only 2 metres. The 7 and the 2 make 72.” this. And and what are you saying to the animator in Poland? 12 pounds 56. That’s all I said, Okay, you know,

What kind of witchery is this??” “I never rave about anything, but seriously, if anyone has a child struggling with times tables, get Times Fables!” Two characters (e.g. 8 Snowman & 3 mouse) interact to create a funny, short story, which reveals the answer. Designed to be used once a child has grasped the basic concept of multiplication – typically achieved by the time they have mastered their 2, 5 and 10 times tables – this unconventional yet highly effective method of learning significantly cuts down both the time and stress it takes many children to learn the multiplication facts by presenting them in a fun and engaging way. From coffee tables to computer desks, and bedside tables to dining sets. A table is a versatile piece of furniture, often multitasking as dining, working, studying, gaming, and living area. As such, it needs to fit your space and needs perfectly. That’s why we have a wide range of tables in different shapes, colours and materials, to make sure you find what you’re looking for. Different tables have different features Well let’s find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Rebecca GingerThis fun set of stories helps to guide your child through some of the times tables they need to learn as a foundation for their mathematics. Learn the tables through stories with beautiful illustrations to help learners remember each table fact. Maybe they could write their own stories for other times tables facts with their own chracters? How can I learn my times tables through stories? If you enjoyed this episode with Rebecca Ginger from Table Fables, then why not listen to some of our favourite podcast episodes such as Travis Thomas, AJ Leon, Kavit Haria or the amazing Daniel Hayes Rebecca shares how the idea for Tables Fables first came to her, due to her own children s difficulties. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room