Math Flash Cards 208: Addition & Subtraction, Multiplication & Division - 4 Rings - Kindergarten to 6th Grade

This is a great set of laminated (almost a plastic feel) flashcards, making them easy to hold and read. The cards themself are a good size making them easy to read. They cover the four basic learning functions in math, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.Each pack of cards has 50 cards with math facts on both sides of each card. The multiplication and division cards don't waste time with the zero functions, but the multiplication facts only go up to 10. Each set comes in its little box (typical box for cards) but then the whole thing comes in a nice carrying box with handle. The one thing that I found is when the cards are on the ring they do not fit in their little boxes, so I cut the top of each box off so that the cards could be in the box with the ring. (see photo) This whole set is great for traveling with the carrying case and rings to keep the cards together.These cards come with a small hole in each and a ring for each set that KEEPS them all together yet lets them be flipped around nicely. With the ring, they will stay together and last longer than normal paper cards. The ring is easy to put on and take off so that you can shuffle the cards and use them in random order as well.I think my favorite feature of these cards is that there are equations on both sides of the cards because the answer is on the bottom right corner of each card and easily covered from view by holding your finger over it. I use these cards with my grandsons. Even though the answer is on the front is not conducive to the 7-year-old using them individually, for the four-year-old using them as sight in learning they work great cause the whole problem is right there.

The boxes are really snug, so students are going to destroy the box trying to get the cards out. I bought enough for my class, so I put them in the rings and then hung the rings on hooks. The rings are sturdy, which means they're difficult to open. Once students have the facts down as a pattern, you'll have to open them yourself to shuffle them.The cards themselves are sturdy--a smidge big for third grade hands, but manageable on the rings. The answers on the back make it easy to use both individually and in pairs (and the answers are written as complete math sentences, so it's review for the child holding the cards as well as the child answering them).

I love this set of flashcards. So easy to read as the cards are large. The cards feel sturdy, bendable but not easy to rip. Such a cool set since its addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. 200 cards but 400 equations! It can help my kids ages 6 to 10 for many years. I love that they add a ring for each set so I don't lose any of the cards and don't have to keep pulling the cards out of a box that would rip. All 4 sets with their rings fit in the box it all came in. Just an amazing set of flashcards.

Didn’t like that answer to problem is printed below. Had to hold with my finger covering it for grandson

These are really high quality and I appreciate that they come with holes punched and rings so that I can set up just certain problems on one ring (e.g., all the "9s"). My only complaint, which I should have realized by looking at the pictures more closely, is that the answers to each problem are on the front of the card. I assumed that the answer was on the back. So my son is trying really hard to cover the answer with his thumb so he can test himself, but he sometimes sees the answer inadvertently.