Think Tank Scholar346 Addition and Subtraction Flash Cards Set (Award Winning) All Facts Color Coded, for Kids in Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Grade Class or Homeschool - Games & Chart

I needed flash cards for my second-grader and found there was a wide range of options. These are definitely pricier than most but I liked the looks of the packaging and design. I was not disappointed. The cards themselves are large, very sturdy and easy to read. The rounded corner makes it easy to keep them facing the right way when shuffling, and the dividers in the box are perfect to keep track of which ones we still need to work on. We've had immediate success and I look forward to continuing to use them.

Easy to use. Thick cards (Not see through). My daughter struggled with math during our move in the middle of the year and with COVID. This has been a great daily tool over the summer to memorize her math facts. We only do it for about 10 minutes at a time in the morning and before bed. It’s not overwhelming and I really see a difference.

These are the best flash cards. Unlike most others, these include every problem. They are also very user friendly, with large font and square charts for kids who are using that method to learn. Just get the full set of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, because you will use them all eventually! Very well made thick cards, mine have been through 2 kids and are still in perfect condition to hand down.

These cards are great. They're thicker than plain index cards we were using before.I LOVE that each fact family is color-coded.My son likes the tabs for cards to separate the facts he knows from his iffy ones and the ones he's got down pat.I was hesitant to buy these but they're worth the price. The storage boxes are sturdy, answer explanation on the back is clear, facts are easy to read and keep organized.

They work great for this home schooling family . We got this for my daughter who needed some flashcards for practice. I had a collection of others but she is very easily distracted and would be looking at the answer for the other side while not focusing on the problem she needed to answer.I was hesitant to spend the money on these but I knew that the other two kiddos coming up behind her would use them as well.

The cards are durable, easy to use, and just what my struggling 3rd graders need to help them master basic addition and subtraction facts. The dividers are great, too, and allow you to separate items mastered from items that need a little review to items that are not mastered at all.We have been highly pleased with all Think Tank Scholar products we have ordered.

We love these cards we practice each day and use them as flash cards or games. They are sturdy and you can’t see the answers through them (no cheating).

We have purchased Think Tanks products before. We were very happy with their word flashcard sets and are still using them, so when we searched for cards for math, I was pleased to see that they had those too. As with the word cards, the bottom line value for us as busy parents is the high yield factor. I have found that I get a lot of results from small focused amounts of time, a few times a week. We purchased the addition, subtraction and multiplication sets. Our kids are 7 and 5. Outside of legos or comics, our son, 7, has literally no attention span. The structure of the cards with the separate tabs for "Mastered," "Sort of Know," and "Don't Know" made it very easy for him to see progress which was motivating. He can look at the box and see the "Mastered" section growing each time and it's clear how much satisfaction it gives him. With the multiplication cards, we started with the zeros, gave him the simple rule, "Every multiplied by zero is zero." Gets them all right. Then the ones: everything by 1 is the same. Gets them all right. He's on an early winning streak, and then it's easier to move onto the higher complexity with an early base of confidence and engagement. He already counts by 2s and 3s at school, so we start out with those sections of the multiplication table in sequence so he sees the connection with addition, and he gets another "winning streak". Then mix it up. Gets some wrong, but some right, but it's ok and he tries again. So he's also learning about the process of how how to learn, and work from mistakes. So overall, pleased with the product so far. And each time we run through a section of cards, it's literally maybe 10 minutes at a time. Like during breakfast. Works for us. Other plusses: I like the sturdy construction of the box-and-cap packaging and the general attention to aesthetics with the helpful learning graphics. We have other flashcards that are packed like a deck of cards, and they literally look like they have been shredded by wild animals (I guess little kids qualify as that) and the cards constantly falling out. Thanks for another great product.

These are brilliant, well made, easy to read and my kids love 'playing the number game' theses really help make maths fun.

It was good thanks, I got what I asked for in a timely manner!