Carson Dellosa 54 Addition Flash Cards, All Facts for Adding Through 12, Flashcards for Ages 6 and Up, Kindergarten Learning Activities and Math Games for Kids 5-7

These cards are great for my preschooler to practice her writing with. I lay out 5 cards a day and she is not overwhelmed like she might be looking at a page. Every day she knows to expect her 5 cards and her writing has already improved within 2 weeks. I like how they have levels as well. Product is quality and comes with very good markers.

So easy and my kids love!

We needed a comprehensive set of flash cards to quiz our soon-to-be 3rd grader over the summer. Other sets we found didn't go high enough in the equations, making them too easy. These are just right because they go up to 12+12. I also like them because they show the equation on the back side of the card in small print, so I can flash the card and know what the answer is supposed to be without turning it to face me. One side of the cards also has a glossy finish, which makes it easier to remember which ones you've done and how far you've gotten. We bought all four sets (+, - x, /) and I'm glad I did.

These are fairly sturdy flash cards. They have equations on both sides, and I like the the answer is on the reverse side. Will probably buy the same brand for subtraction.

helped sharpen my own rusty math mind.

It was on time. Packaging was pretty good. You can see equations on both sides of the card with the answers on the top left part of the card (on the other side of the equation, of course) .I didn't check if equations for each numbers(0-12) were complete. There were enough cards inside to fill the box, so I figure, it must be complete. I'm not going to sit there and sort the cards out. These cards were not made for teaching addition (although, you can use it for that). What I meant was, if your child knows the basic concept of addition, and you want them to be quicker in terms of adding numbers, then this is perfect because the equations are just random addition of numbers from 0-12, which is a good way to keep them on their toes . But,...if you're planning on teaching your child addition with this set, where you might have to focus on one number at a time, ...you're going to end up bald from pulling your own hair out before the child learns addition because the printouts are so random and not numerically in order.

My son with ADHD has a really hard time with simple math. Get gets it, but then quickly forgets (just like I was when I was little). I didn't want him to struggle like I did, so we bought flash cards so he can learn simple math facts by memory and be able to recall them without having to actually do the math. He has dramatically improved in his basic math skill with just a little bit of work and persistence. These were reasonably priced and have obviously helped, which was the whole goal. I would recommend this product.

My 6 year old grandson loves these flash cards and they have increased his learning experience since the outbreak of this Covid virus. I does alright on the computer with his schoolwork but he needs hands-on visuals also. This just retired teacher grandmother made sure my g randson's instruction is enhanced.