My daughter needs a way too memorize 6x6 6x7 6x8 7x7 7x8 8x8?

Question

she has a test in 3 days and those are the problems she has trouble to remember.
Does anyone know a way to remember these facts?
i even tried a song it was useless
so i need a way in 3 days otherwise she has to take the test again
(she has 5 min. to do 100 facts)

Answer 1

Identify which one of the 6 she is having most trouble learning, then focus on learning that "hardest" one, explain when she learns the hardest one it is all down hill from there and learning the remaining 5 will get easier.
You can find the hardest question by random testing often, it will be the one she gets wrong most of the time.

Get her to learn 6*6 7*7 8*8 first, this is the "spine" of multiplication. Once she know 6*6 = 36 she should have no trouble adding 6 to 36. If she has trouble with this addition then you'll have identifyed a weakness that also needs some extra work.
Repetition is a good way to remember anything, when walking or doing anything that allows her to repeat what she has to learn,
she should try to repeat the question and correct answer over and over again.
Tell her to repeat over and over again the hardest one to learn until the answer comes without effort.

If she has a mobile phone sms her a question (hardest) every half an hour, if she provides a wrong answer for the question, she has to continue repeating the question and correct answer 20 times, make that 40 times if she gets it wrong a second time and 80 times if she gets it wrong the 3rd time,
In other words continue doubling the number of times she has to repeat the correct pattern until she gets it right.

Her ability to learn this in 3 days will depend on the amount of effort she puts into learning, this effort will reflect the amount of love she recieves from you,
Good luck to both of you.

Answer 2

tell her to think of 6x6 as 4x9
6 x7 = 42 (4+2=6)
6x8 = 48 {(4+8) divide by 2 x 8}
7 x7 = 49 ( 6x8+1)
7x8 = 56 ( 7+8=15 keep the five and add 1 and 5 (6) then 56
8x 8 i am so sorry but i can not help

Answer 3

Drill her right before she goes to bed and tell her to think about those math facts while she is going to sleep. I used to memorize quotations that way, and it seemed to work for me. I usually knew the quotes when I woke up the next morning. If you have a small audio tape recorder, you could also put the times tables on it multiple times and have your daughter listen to the tape while she is going to sleep. A neighbor child learned her spelling words that way.

Answer 4

that is the multiplication table! and is easy!! Make her memorize it, ok? is the only way she can learn it, and also she will practice to remember them better. How old is your daughter?(just wondering)

Answer 5

Just Cheat

Answer 6

make a chart