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Say goodbye to boring flashcards. Instead, by watching fun and catchy music videos, your child will learn their times tables in minutes. Plus, our gamified quizzes help your child practice each table and reinforce learning. Times tables have never been this much fun--and easy to learn!&nbsp;

How does Musical Times Tables work? 

For a one-time payment of just $9.99 you get 99 days of access to Musical Times Tables. Your child shoud be a times tables whiz in that timeframe :) If you'd like ongoing access to Musical Times Tables PLUS the full Muzology math catalog, you can always purchase an annual or monthly Muzology subscription at <a href="muzology.com">muzology.com</a>.

What does it cost? 

Absolutely. Just log in and let us take it from there. Musical Times Tables will guide your child so they can learn at their own pace and ulitmately ace each times table.

Can my child learn at their own pace? 

Whether you are learning times tables for the first time, need some extra support, or want to review your times tables, we've got you covered. Musical Times Tables is designed for learners of all ages.&nbsp;

What age is this for? 

Musical Times Tables is designed for mastery. Your child should know all of the required times tables upon completion. Just like your child knows the words to their favorite songs after hearing it multiple times, the more a student watches/listens to each video, the faster they will learn. If your child dedicates 15-20 minutes a day, a few days a week -- consistently -- you should expect really fast progress.&nbsp;

How long does it take? 

Musical Times Tables is created by the award-winning team at Muzology, whose hit songwriters, math experts, and PhDs are changing the way kids learn math.&nbsp;

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Did you ever notice that students struggle with learning yet know the words to all their favorite songs? That's because music directly impacts brain regions critical for successful learning. In this short, three minute video, Muzology Founder/CEO, Dr. Lana Israel explores the brain science behind music-based learning and explains how Muzology's instructional math music videos help make learning math engaging and effective.

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