Addition (Flash Kids Flash Cards)

These are my favorite flashcards for "older" students who already know their facts but just need to review. One fact is on one side with the answer on the back in the upper corner. A second fact is on the back with the answer on the front in the upper corner. Great space saver. Only 86 cards.They have "all" the facts 0+0 to 0+10, 1+0 to 1+10, 2+0 to 2+10, etc until 10+0 to 10+10. Then anything greater than 10 is slightly different. 11+1 to 11+11, 12+1 to 12+12, etc up to 15+1 to 15+15. Then there is also 16+1 and 16+2. Below 10, you will see the facts forward and backward: 4+5 and 5+4 for example. But above 10, you won't: 15+1 but not 1+15, for example.The 9 facts is where the deck "splits" and begins to print on the back. So most of the facts below 10 are on the front (the white side) and then it finishes on the backs of the cards.Because the answer is on the back on the top corner, I can easily hold these up for my children and I don't have to look at the front of the card. I like that my children can also do this independently and check their answers without me sitting right there.If you're looking to be able to sort these by facts (all of the +1, all of the +2, etc) then this is not for you. I would recommend Magic Scholars flashcards with 169 cards. This deck is more for review.The cards are more durable than other flashcards I've found, but I would not say durable enough for a classroom of 30 students. These could get ripped, depending on your students. I would recommend laminating them. (You'd probably lose some cards anyway and need to replace the deck at some point with that many kids though!). But they are durable, more than other decks I've used, and these are by far my favorite. (Note - the Magic Scholars cards are significantly thicker.). They are also glossy, which makes it easy to go fast when flipping through them because they slide well. Definitely durable enough for home use with multiple children.The box does say grade 1 on it, but I would not use these as a teaching tool. It's also difficult to sort by groups of facts. For example, I wanted to pull out all of the 9 facts and some are on the front of cards and some are on the back of cards. I want more of a "pick up and go" style for my pre-K through 1st and I would use this style for 2nd grade and up as a review tool. When I'm teaching the facts, not just reviewing, I like to be able to pull out different cards according to what I'm teaching. Or if a student struggles with all of the numbers that add up to 10, for example, I want to pull out those. It's annoying when some are on front, some are on back, and some are on the front and back of the same card.But if you're looking for just one deck with different facts on the front and back, these are awesome. A student who just needs to review could do the white side to review adding lower numbers or use the blue side to review adding higher numbers. I also love that the higher numbers go all the way through adding 15.There is no hole for a ring, you would have to hole punch all of these if you're looking for that.I like using these with 2nd grade and up as a review tool. My kids don't care that the box says grade 1, but if they did, I would put a piece of masking tape over where it says "grade 1" and black it out first so it doesn't show through. Or put a sticker or something.

Cards are large and kids can easily see them. Very useful.

These are fantastic. Each number section is covered, and they invert the numbers, so whomever is learning can practice alternate orders of the same problems. The full equation with the answer is printed on the reverse side of the card. Some flash cards just print the answer, but this shows you what your student is looking at so you can coach them through figuring it out without having to flip the card around.The cards are reversible, so you get a double set. The card stock they're made from is thick and durable enough that the other side doesn't show through and they should be able to take some abuse. Very good product and incredibly inexpensive.

My son loves math and these flash cards are a fun way to practice some addition.

I purchased for my grand daughter these flash cards is what I used when I was in the learning stages although I am still learning they are excellent for the baby's who are growing of age elementary kid-garden learning is power.

These addition flash cards are durable. They have addition problems on both sides and the answers on the back in the corner. Great size numbers to be able to sit across the table and see easily. Card make learning math facts fun, my boys enjoy seeing how fast they can get through the stack.

Helping my 6 year old grandson with his math. Excellent product.

Every combination of cards my 2nd grader needed, less than half the price of local educational kid stores locally, plus no hassle at the malls and no missed time with work or family. 90% of what we need for our large family can be dropped at your door, and the prices are even better when you consider the time that is saved which translates into more money since time=money. Glad to have Amazon behind every purchase I make. Now, if you start selling cars, we'll be totally covered. Happy Holidays to all the Big A company employees!

These are great addition flash cards, I was looking for flash cards that she can write the answer on with a dry erase maker and these are exactly that, the have the answers on the opposite side which is great that she can’t see it, But has to figure it out herself .

This is an excellent educational tool given the price. the card is big with clear writing. quality is also good.

These cards are great for helping my daughter with her tables. I'm only on addition at the minute but will definitely be buying the rest of them ie subtraction, multiplication soon. There are several games to chose from too, so it doesn't get boring

Bought these to help my son with his sums for school. Good product for children to help with there maths.

These cards go from 0+1 all the way to 17+17. (17 is an odd number but Im sure they have a reason for it)They are double sided and here is the one possible fail point.If you want to select specific numbers to study with it can be complicated because you need to make sure your getting the correct side of the card.On the other hand these cards are SUPER easy to use! Both the question and the answer is in the off color box in the upper left hand of the side facing toward the person holding the cards. Since its printed in the same place on both sides you dont have a problem with knowing what the child is puzzling over or with them seeing the answer through the card.You get both 2+12 and 12+2 which is also nice. We have these in all four types addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.We let the kids drill each other as a competition in the car, we find that the person holding the card is learning just as fast as the person giving the answers but they dont realize it :)If I had to pick a criticism, its pretty weak, but I suppose they could have gone up to the 20s for addition and subtraction at least. Other than that I find these cards perfect.