Grade 2 Subtraction (Kumon Math Workbooks)

I got this book for my 7yo twin daughters who are in Year 2. Overall this book matches their abilities quite well. As all KUMON books this one is rather repetitive -- 30-40 similar problems per page. On the other hand, if your child can cope with this you can expect marked improvement in their mathematical skills by the time the book is finished. The essential part is to start early, so you child(ren) get used to idea of doing one set of problems per day. I started giving them books from KUMON since they turned 4, so by now doing homework is part of their life. Definitely it is worth offering some kind of reward once the book is completed. So, if your child can managed routine work for building the skills I definitely recommend this book.

I bought these book for my sister that has down syndrome, i think that really stimulate her mind and she likes passing her time doing these exercises too! I bought even others of the same type! Very happy with these products.

Very good

These are quite repetitive but it does really make a difference. I can see how much quicker and more confident my son is getting

Good book

Great support for our daughter.

This is a fantastic workbook and my daughter loves it. This book can be a bit easy for my five-year daughter, but it’s good for her to some easy ones sometimes. Really recommend it.

Little one makes good progress.

Kid loves it

The kumon subtraction book is a great way to teach your child simple math. The book uses kumons repetitive and incremental teaching methods to increase knowledge of subtracting. This book uses number bars to help with subtracting. Moves from single digits to double digits. Build memory and ease of subtracting numbers. My children have used the subtraction, addition, multiplication and division books with much success.

Great for kids

toda esta colección de libros kumon es muy buena y fantástica para potenciar el aprendizaje de las operaciones matemáticas básicas.

Ma bisogna sapere usare il metodo. Io forse sconsiglierei il fai da te. Li ho acquistati, ma da genitore è davvero difficile costringere alla costanza su un libro i propri figli. E i risultati, passati i primi semplicissimi livelli, iniziano a mancare. E così lo stimolo ad investire 15-20 minuti tra lavoro e correzione. Poi dipende a che grado di scuola si trova il ragazzo e quanto tempo ha a disposizione, oltre alla sua disponibilità a lavorare su se stesso oltre al lavoro imposto dalla scuola. Sicuramente l'attività quotidiana permette l'emergere di schemi e trucchi di calcolo personali che alle volte se imposti non vengono interiorizzati.