Award-Winning Multiplication Flash Cards – 173 Jumbo Cards (3.1” x 5.2”), All Facts 0–12 – 1 Fact & Visual Aid Per Card – Mastery Divider Tabs, Charts, Games & Teaching Methods – Grades 2–6

I bought these cards to supplement our homeschool curriculum. I feel they are worth the money. They feel very high quality and durable, and I like that they are color-coded, and go up to x12. The three tabs make it easy to quickly pull out whichever cards you want to work on. I remember wanting to purchase a nice set of cards that was still reasonably priced, and I feel these were great.

These are truly an excellent resource. They are sturdy, well organized, and comprehensive. They show, the problem on one side and the answer with an array on the back. The array gives a visual reminder to show the student what the problem represents (subitizing). My son used an app purchased by his school district, Reflex math, for over a year starting in third grade but never mastered the multiplication facts. Now he is in 4th grade and must use the multiplication facts for division problems, so I got flash cards about two months ago. But those dollar store flash cards were too flimsy and he is not careful with things. I bought these cards although they are expensive, but I am not sorry that I bought them at the expensive price. They are really worth it. They are sturdy so my son does not bend or tear them "on accident." I got a zippered pouch for him to keep the cards he is learning and he keeps the others in the box. It would be nice if the cards had a hole punched in one corner for a ring. I used cards on a ring to memorize things for myself and I liked that. The cards go up to 12s. I wish there were a couple of blank cards to make more numbers. I would make 13s, 15s, 16, and 25s as these are often used in test problems. I would also make a chart of squares (2x2, 3x3, 4x4, etc) and cubes (2x2x2, 3x3x3, etc.) Great cards. I will look to see what else the company makes. I think the school district could save money by using these flash cards instead of Reflex math, and the students would learn quicker. Also, the array on the reverse prepares the students to learn how to calculate area.

Great product! We have been using this with our 7th grader who is struggling with remembering her multiplication tables. It’s helping her memorize & remember her multiplication tables. Pretty colors. Durable cards. Compact little storage box. The provided multiplication table is a great little homeowner helper.

I am impressed. The box that holds the cards is sturdy and made of thick material. The cards are coated easy to handle. Inside are cards that have multiplication tables through twelve and then some bonus larger numbers. There are three divider cards so you can organize the numbers they know, ones they are working on, and ones that need work. It's not complicated at all. The card is a good size (larger than a regular deck of playing cards). The illustration on back of card is very helpful in showing the relationship between numbers and adding another level to teaching and understanding. I am back to buy the division set.

These flash cards are fabulous! I bought them to supplement my kids’ homeschool curriculum as they sometimes get frustrated trying to multiply double digits. I figured we needed to take a break, get back to basics and solidify the memorization of their multiplication facts. This set includes all multiplication facts through 12 and even has a couple of double digit facts cards and they’re color-coded. For example, all the “zeros” facts are labeled in gray, “ones” labeled in green, and so on. There are also extra tabs labeled “mastered,” “sort of know,” “don’t know yet” to keep track of your child’s progress. I had looked at some less expensive flash cards before buying these but read reviews about how those sets had missing cards, they didn’t include the “zeros” facts, they would have 1x2 but not 2x1, ect. I’m so glad I spent a couple extra bucks and settled on this set.

Very nice - but there are so many! it can be fun for a long time for kids. They cards are clear and very sturdy. I just got them so don't know about durability but they should last.

One time I bought flash cards where some were missing. I guess my kid was supposed to already know those facts? Anyway, this is a complete set of perfect multiplication flash cards. They’re heavy enough that the learner can’t see through them, they have the answer on the back in case you get your 7s and 8s confused like *some* parents I know ;/, they have divider cards for facts the learner knows, kinda knows and has no idea. Each number group has a designated color so you can identify them a bit quicker when they inevitably get mixed up. They’re really are great flash cards and I’d buy them again!

Excellent product and the ‘Mastered’ ‘Don’t Know Yet’ dividers really help mark levels of progression. The cards are also color coded based on numerals, sturdy, and stand up to repeated use by the little ones. Well worth the cost. I heartily recommend!

Just right due active learning and revision.. much needed