Home Run Press, LLC 3rd Grade Math Workbook Multiplication and Division: Grade 3, Grade 4, Test Prep, Word Problems

There's no table of contents. The title is misleading. I don't know what tests it's prepping for. There are mazes and word problems, though, but there is no table of contents and pages do not have titles or clear directions, so it's a crap shoot as far as incorporating it as a tool to extend student knowledge or use it as review. There's no "standards" linkage as far as Common Core or the California standards I'm familiar with for 3rd grade multiplication and division. ALSO: The last page says it was printed in San Bernardino, CA on July 10, 2020, the day before I ordered it. There's nothing topical about the book, so it's quick printing accessibility seems more opportunistic than relevant to students and educators.ALSOx2: Home Run Press, via Amazon, put nicely, confuses me.

Contents are disorganized. Probably that's why there is no table of contents. There are also many typos or errors all over the place. Printing a bit blurry.I would stay with reputable publishers for future text book purchase.

Problems are geared more towards 1st and some second grade. Common core theme.

Low price, paper quality is great. My child is in 7 years old who just learned the multiplication, this book is perfect for her. Have examples on each page. Easy to understand and she can learn it by himself. I recommend it for second grade.

Interesting techniques for learning. Seems like Common Core mixed with an alien methodology.