Multiplication Tables Flash Cards – Fun & Easy Memorization Using Unique Image Tricks! Math Learning Game for Kids in 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade – Covers 2x2 to 12x12.

My nephew, who struggles with the multiplication table, loves this set of cards! He is now learning very fats!

Great quality and my daughter learned her multiplication tables good

The media could not be loaded. First of all, I would like to say these cards are very sturdy well-made great flashcards for kids. I can tell that even after repeated use they’re going to hold up well. Also they come in a great storage box. Everything is very well organized in the box so it’s easy to kind of take it wherever you need. Throw it in the car, in a backpack, have it with you at all times. It won’t take up a bunch of space or weigh you down at all.This is a very different technique of memorization to me and my child and we are still getting used to it. However, I can see that once you are used to the memorizations from the earlier cards the later cards will get easier since you can remember that every time you see a certain number you’ll know what it stands for and then it’ll be faster for your brain to kind of make the connection and see the image in your brain to remember what that number is. I do really love that even if you don’t use this for the new memorization image technique, you can still use it it’s just regular flashcards because the numbers are still readable on the front and the back of the card. I highly recommend going to the website using that QR code just so that you can kind of learn how this works before you get started because it is a little bit different. You wanna start with the lower digits and work your way up. I love that every fact group has a different color and they don’t ever go backwards are always going forward so it’s also kind of helps the kids remember that 2×5 is the same as 5x2 so you don’t need to re-study that fact over and over again. My child and I have been using these for a couple weeks. I feel like she’s got the twos and threes down pretty good we’re still working on those fours. I’m hopeful that as it gets higher up in the digits her brain will start connecting the fact that you know that every time she says a x12 it’s the balloon number, and her brain will start connecting that image to the facts. I can see that this does it take a lot of time and effort however, all memorization it’s gonna take a lot of time and effort? Right now I’m giving this a four-star review because I feel like it’s a pretty good product and I can see that it will work if we keep up with it. I’ll be sure to come back and update my review as we work through more facts and progress though all the multiplication cards.

My kids have needed a lot of support with multiplication and division facts. These cards are great because they have patterns / pictures that create a memorable sequence in the kids minds.

Very high quality and perfect for learning arithmetic.

My daughter is excited to try a new way of memorizing multiplication. I took one star off because there are no instructions - you have to search online to figure out the intended method of memorization. You could just use them as standard multiplication cards, but they are meant to help memorize in a different way. Another reviewer mentioned a QR code, but I didn't see that one my box. Include an instruction sheet and it would get 5 stars!

A friend's daughter was having trouble with her multiplication tables so I got these for her. They are helping!! They're kind of fun to learn because of the pictures and the resulting number combining the pictures (7 centipedes x 9 drawings = 63 drawings of centipedes!!). The pictures help the kids to remember the resulting number. How fun!!

These multiplication cards came about a week after ordering them. They came in their own box. The cards were contained in a box of their own with plastic protection. There are no written directions for how to use the cards but there is a card with a QR code that you can scan to help you understand how to teach and use the cards.Pros: the pictures are clear and cute. They are not creepy or visually disturbing to kids but they are memorable enough to encourage kids to remember what the multiplication problems would represent. The cards themselves are sturdy, glossy and about the size of standard playing cards.Cons: if given to kids they wouldn’t know how to play the game because they may not have access to the device that would allow them to scan a QR code. There are several things that would make it trick for kids, mainly trying to understand the meaning behind the pictures. It would be helpful if there were videos on the website that explained in a kid friendly way how to use the cards.Overall the quality and durability of the cards are sturdy and would last a while with children. The pictures are fun and memorable. There are no written rules of how to use the game, you need to scan a QR code which may not be reasonable for children. The cards are an interesting way to teach multiplication memorization