Grade 3 Division (Kumon Math Workbooks) Paperback – Illustrated, 2 Jun. 2008

Excellent my daughter loves this book (she is six) she has some knowledge of time telling, however the questions give great clear examples aswell as repetitive/slightly similar questions to get them to remember and understand the questions being asked. It also encourages them to write their name aswell as the date, this can obviously be written by the parent but I myself encourage my daughter to write this herself. It helps them to understand telling time in steps which I really like from o'clock to minutes past a specific time and my daughter finds it fun and completes multiple pages in one sitting with excitement to see how she has done. Another plus and goal accomplishment task for the children is that you can reward them with a certificate when they have completed the book which my daughter is on a mission to get lol. Love it and would definitely recommed. I am a homeschooling parent so Kumon books are affective and helpful to me and my daughters journey.

SO pleased! Daughter loves it and she has become so much more confident in maths, will def buy next grade once she has completed this one :)

Brilliant!!! Kumon's Maths books are SUPER in training beginners. This Division Grade 3 book is simple but effective.The layout is in worksheets format. So if you are not a fan of Maths worksheets, then it is not for you. As the title stated, this book deals with divisions with a few revisions of multiplications in the first few exercises. There are 43 double-page exercises altogether.Exercise 1-7 (multiplication reviews),Exercise 8-17 (simple divisions),Exercise 18-33(division with remainders) - e.g. 22 divide by 3,Exercise 34-38 (vertical divisions),Exercise 39-42 (divisions with large numbers) - e.g. 180 divide by 30 or 280 divide by 70 etc.,Exercise 43 (review).

I like Kumon books, it’s very useful and helpful. Maybe little bit boring because but really work. Nice books as an extra homework

I love the Kumon range and have been using them to supplement what my daughter has been learning in maths at school. Each book starts out revising simpler stuff and focuses on repetition to teach. I recommend the range, especially for topics your child might be struggling with.

Built up logically from the basics to more complicated tasks.I have two kids in primary.One week they doing addition, next week substraction, third week multiplying and dividing and they are not even able to count to ten.So I thought to myself if the school is not able to teach them thematically, logically built on the basics I will have to do it myself.Kumon books are SUPERly organised.

This book was better n cheaper than sending my daughter to kumon centre as i used to i can control amount of work as it was getting too much and she feels less pressured

Book was okay and follows the kumon foundation of repetitive learning. However my daughter who was in year 3 at the time I bought it found it a bit too easy so we had to sought for something more challenging.