Name: Memory Owl
Address: GB

Testimonials

My 6 year old son has ADHD and is on the Autism Spectrum, causing many struggles with his learning. I have been amazed at how this book has captured his attention and given him times table success. For us this book is fun, stress free learning and that’s priceless.

Susan, we LOVE LOVE LOVE Memory Owl!!! My 3 year old is reciting it and for Isaac it has reinforced his number knowledge and confidence. We look at it every day and the kids are so keen to go through it.

Memory Owl has been totally amazing for my learner who now knows his 2x table perfectly after 4 lessons. He's a very visual learner but I tried it very tentatively because thought it could be confusing if you have severe SLT needs. But it has been really successful.

Even my 11 year old couldn't put it down. Once you get the idea of the objects and characters representing numbers, the idea it's easy... Shoe is two and hen is ten etc. Brilliant for children who struggle with numbers, and others to cement their knowledge.

Try it for yourself!

Here are the 2x table and 8x table stories. Show it to your children and see what they think of it.

Can they remember the stories when they have heard them a few times?
Can they tell you what happens in the story with the stick and the shoe?

Here are the 2x table and 8x table stories. Show it to your children and see what they think of it.

Can they remember the stories when they have heard them a few times?
Can they tell you what happens in the story with the stick and the shoe?

Teacher Resources

TES Resources

Find Memory Owl in the TES Resources. We have been featured in three TES education blogs over the past year and a half.

Click the picture to access Memory Owl's TES shop with free and paid resources.

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What is Memory Owl?

Memory Owl is a way of learning times tables, created specifically for children (or adults) who learn visually and find remembering numbers tricky.

Each times table is broken down into a story about Memory Owl's friends who live in his wood. Remembering stories containing characters comes naturally to us, so the recall is that much better.

Look at this video for a one minute introduction.