Multiplication Codes: Understand and Remember Multiplication Table

Available from September 15, 2026:

A better way to learn the times table

See the picture, understand the pattern, know it cold! A 20-lesson self-paced course covering the complete table to 11 × 11 — with Ms. Anna, MSc, educator, and homeschool parent.

Memorize the times table — the natural way.

The goal of this course is not negotiable: a child who knows every multiplication fact to 11 × 11 — quickly, accurately, for good. What makes the course different is the way that memory is built.

Chanting a hundred unrelated answers is the unnatural way, and it is why the facts so often fail to stick. The natural way is how memory actually works: the child sees each fact as a picture — groups, rows, rectangles — understands the pattern that produces it, and connects it to facts already known, so every fact is held in place by the ones around it. A fact understood this way is a fact memorized for good; and when an answer ever hesitates, the child knows exactly how to catch it rather than guess.

The course finishes the job the table starts: the ×11 facts are taught in full, and the same strategies extend naturally beyond the table, so the table ends where confidence begins, not where the grid runs out.

Who teaches it. Anna holds an MSc in Neuroscience and Engineering and is an educator and homeschool mom. She has 25 years of experience teaching Math to kids of ability levels across K-12.

How progress is measured — without pressure. Every lesson ends with a private self-check quiz: immediate feedback, repeatable as many times as the child wishes, never graded. At Lessons 8, 14, and 20 the child completes the same short multiplication check three times over the course, so their growth is measured against one yardstick: themselves. Students are never ranked, compared, or shown anyone else’s results. Parents get the numbers; students get the confidence.

How practice feels. Students draw, build models, hunt for multiplication around the house, play a strategy game, and solve Shikaku rectangle puzzles — alongside enough focused practice for the facts to truly stick. Pattern-based understanding and honest repetition are not rivals here; each makes the other work.

Works the way homeschool families work. Lessons are short videos (about 5 minutes each) that a student follows at their own pace. The four creative missions use ordinary household items and are designed for the child to do on their own; parents are welcome to join in, never required to. Key materials print: practice sheets, the Shikaku puzzle sets, and the personal multiplication-table map all work off-screen [confirm printable pack], and videos are captioned [confirm] and pause-friendly for families managing bandwidth or screen time.

The four missions: the course contains four creative missions. To have these missions graded by Ms. Anna with personal feedback, get this Mission Review Add-on and complete missions there!

Founding Family Discount: The course will be offered at a discounted price within Sep 15-30, 2026.

After the course. The Table Trainer stays available for continued practice, because the real challenge is not learning the facts but keeping them. Each child receives an individual account, a full progress record suitable for portfolio and reporting purposes, and a certificate of completion.

The course content is mathematics, start to finish.