Subtraction 13–18 Flash Cards Review

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(More customer reviews)Buy the 0-12 subtraction flash card set from Trend, and then buy this set of flash cards to complete the series of flashcards to facilitate learning all of the necessary subtraction facts. I like the quality of these flash cards. One corner only is rounded to help orient the cards correctly. No frills: One problem per card, solution on the other side.

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Proven effective for building basic skills and reinforcing learning programs. Cards are self-checking, colorful, attractive, durable, and feature rounded corners for quick sorting. 99 cards.

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24 Game Double Digits Review

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(More customer reviews)The game 24 math challenge is awesome. I bought single and double digits games for my 5th grade daughter. Her school was holding a tournament. She came in first place. She learned so much and picked it up very quickly. I highly recommend this game. You really have to know your multiplication facts and patterns. This game is very educational and more importantly...FUN!!!!!!!! I highly recommend it.

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SUN39976Cards offer three levels of difficulty, 1 Dot cards are easy, 2 Dot cards are medium and 3 Dot cards are tough.

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24 Game Single Digits Review

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(More customer reviews)I played this game often in Elementary school. It was one of my FAVORITE games, and it still is. It helps to sharpen basic math skills and strategies. And even if you finish every card, when you begin again, you probably will have forgotten the strategy you used before and use a different strategy to obtain the solution, which makes the game "reusable". Many pre-printed games like trivial pursuit become useless once you play to the point where you have memorized all the answers. I can guarantee every card will look like a new math problem each time you play it. The only complaint I have would be that the game is cardboard. Although it is a sturdy cardboard, it is still cardboard and not too durable in the long run. But still it is a worthwhile game to have!

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Grades 4 and up. Develop varied problem solving strategies with three levels of difficulty. Can you make 24 first? Students must add, subtract, multiply or divide to make it happen. Use all four numbers, but use each number only once. There is at least one solution to every card. 96 double sided cards.

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Four-Way Countdown Game Review

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(More customer reviews)My son was introduced to this toy at a latch key (afterschool program). Unlike homework, this is fun and educational at the same time. He loves playing this game and is learning addition, subtraction and more. Great for kids Kinder and up. My son is 7.

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Grades 1 - 4. Take the math challenge by rolling the dice and then add, subtract, multiply or divide to find the answer so that you can flip up a number.The first person to flip up all 10 numbers wins the game. A fast paced game that includes 2 dice and wooden game board.

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Subtraction Bingo Review

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(More customer reviews)My second grade son loves playing board games. When he began learning subtraction in school, this was an inexpensive way to have fun while practicing the subtraction facts. It has been a huge help and he has fun while he is learning - rather than sitting at the table with pencil and paper all of the time.
On thing I particularly like abouot this game is that if your child is having trouble with certain numbers or groups of facts, you can be sure to call those cards each time to increase the repetition in which they must calculate those problems. One thing I don't like is that for some kids, or kids just beginning learning their subtraction, it is hard to calculate the problems in their head without writing it down and working on paper. However, these facts are simple, there is no regrouping/borrowing involved.

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Grades K - 4. Target reviewing math skills with our fun to play Subtraction bingo game.Increase difficulty by increasing skill levels because each bingo game develops problem solving skills, increases computational speed and really gets students thinking quickly. Each game has everything you need for 36 players with over 200 chips, caller's mat and cards.

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