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Matilda 7 : ' Two twos are four'

Matilda doesn't find it difficult to multiply one number by another: 'I just put the fourteen down in my head and multiply it by nineteen.' Can you follow her?

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'All right! Multiply fourteen by nineteen...no, 'Yes, I can: twelve sevens are eighty-four', began Matilda. 'Nine hundred and seventy-four', said Matilda. 'Two fourteens are twenty-eight...' 'Fifty-six, Miss Honey,' answered Matilda. 'What a surprising little girl!' she thought in the end... And when she got to two twelves are twenty-four, 'I don't really know', said Matilda. 'Very far, I think.' 'Two fourteens are twenty-eight...how far can you go?' said Miss Honey. 'It's two hundred and sixty-six', said Matilda. 'Wonderful', Miss Honey said. ' Please, show us'. she went straight on with it: no that's too difficult,' said Miss Honey. 'Let's leave the numbers for a minute or two', she said. 'Two hundred and sixty-six...', repeated Miss Honey. 'What about four hundred and... 'Very far? Can you tell me what two twenty-eights are?' 'Two twos are four, two threes are six...' 'Well, can you multiply all the way up to twelve?' and eighty-seven multiplied by two?' asked the teacher.