The four fundamental operations – addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and their relations are basic mathematical concepts to be taught at primary education level. Acquisition of those four concepts and their relations enables students to develop their understanding for „numbers and calculating strategies‟ as well as associating them with daily life problems. In the curriculum of Kosova‟s primary education (MASHT, 2004), multiplication and division are presented for the first time in the second grade. According to this curriculum, second graders learn the meaning of multiplication as repeated addition, and division as an inverse operation of multiplication (finding a factor, when the product and the other factor are known). As in most traditionally programs, these concepts taught separately with multiplication preceding division. The teaching is very similar in most classes. Each teacher is quite rigorously based on school math textbooks. They use them for preparing the lesson, class organization and as resource for students work. Traditionally, for the first 10 weeks of the second term, in all schools, students learn the „multiplication table‟ and after that they start with division (as inverse of multiplication).