Author : Scholastic Zone
Release : 2019-09-06
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Kind : eBook
Book Rating : 795/5 ( reviews)
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Book Synopsis Addition 0-12 Flash Cards - Ages 6 Up, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Numbers 0-12, Math, Problem Solving, Addition Problems, Counting and More by : Scholastic Zone
Download or read book Addition 0-12 Flash Cards - Ages 6 Up, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Numbers 0-12, Math, Problem Solving, Addition Problems, Counting and More written by Scholastic Zone. This book was released on 2019-09-06. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Addition Flash Cards Facts 0 to 12 - 156 Cards with 100 Problems for 1st and 2nd Grade Math, Ages 6+ with Bonus Game Card CARD FEATURES 156 cards For ages 6 and up Large 3.0 x 5.575 cards with easy-to-sort rounded corners 110 addition problems that range from numbers 0 to 12 Answers on backside of each card Big, bold, bright numbers are easy-to-read Develop speed, accuracy, and confidence Portable and perfect for on-the-go learning! EXCELLENT - Big, bold numbers on these kid flash cards are easy to read, bright colors to keep children interested, and with answers on the back side of every math flash card. Your child can use these flash cards independently or with a buddy. Addition 0-12 contains 110 problems ranging from 0+0 to 12+12. At the top of each card is a small-print answer to the problem on the reverse side of the card. This flashcard set is perfect for home or school and is intended for children ages 6 and up. This set contains 56 cards and is made for children ages 6 and up. Do speed drills, play games, change it up! This is a set of flash cards kids are sure to enjoy. FLASH CARDS FOR KIDS - Kids and parents who use our flashcards for practice testing are using one of the most effective learning techniques available. A hundred years of research shows practice testing is highly likely to boost retention. Learning skills through game play is an excellent strategy for many reasons. Kids learning card games are fun and motivating, and games also tend to help children deepen their understanding and reasoning. Because games feel more like play than work, they can encourage kids to explore and experiment with concepts more freely.
