10 Minutes A Day Decimals, Ages 7-11 (Key Stage 2): Supports the National Curriculum, Helps Develop Strong Maths Skills

A great book for a child in primary school (KS2) and ideal for when on holiday. My grandson happily worked through it at the holiday park. 10 minutes a day isn’t really that bad.

My kid got little confused with decimals so I bought this book. Lots of repetitive questions so it helped a lot to get used to concept of decimals.

I like the timer that comes with it, it's easier to get my son to do just 10 minutes. I can already see an improvement with his understanding of decimals. I would say these books require parents to be sufficient in this area of maths as there are no explanations other than the answers at the back of the book.

Book came with a small digital timer stuck to the corner, so you can time your work if you wanted. Good quality book, with a full range of questions. Encourages Independant learning.

excellent tool to help my grandchild with additional support for his maths at school. Liked so much bought another for a friend's children who were also struggling. provides various exercises for them to complete in a 10 minute timescale - not too tasking, therefore good tool to have.

well laid out but vague in places, not sure if this is to get the child thinking, before an explanation later, would need guidance from parent of kids whom are ahead of peers, if learning subject area in book at school is great for working hand in hand.

I like these books but I’m a bit shocked that all you get are the questions and answers, I thought perhaps there would be explanations of how to do them for the kids to read up on before they attempt it.

Love Carol Vorderman books for kids maths. Child especially loves the timer and uses it for all her work!