Think Tank Scholar Award-Winning Math Flash Cards – 681 Facts (0–12) with Dice & Mastery Tabs

Overview

Think Tank Scholar presents an award winning math flash card set designed for flexible, at home or classroom use. This comprehensive kit covers addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with a wide range of facts 0–12, plus extended subtraction up to 17, offering varied practice for early to mid elementary learners. The jumbo cards are built for hands on sessions, quick review, and interactive learning that fits into daily routines without pressure.

What you get

• 681 laminated flash cards in a generous 3.1 by 5.2 inch size for easy handling
• Color coded addends, minuends, multiplicands, and divisors to support targeted practice
• Graphic illustrations on the back of each card to visually reinforce concepts
• Reference charts for quick checks on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts
• 22 teaching methods and 22 games to add variety and keep sessions engaging
• 2 12 sided quick quizzing dice to pace practice and measurement of progress
• Exclusive tab system to sort mastered vs unmastered cards for organized study
• Laminated, durable cards stored in an extra-sturdy box for long term use

Why families and teachers trust this kit

Developed with input from California educators and designed in Los Angeles, the kit carries multiple awards that speak to its thoughtful approach and quality. The blend of visuals, color coding, and structured sorting provides a clear framework for practice, while the included charts and dice keep sessions dynamic and focused.

How it supports learning in daily practice

• Visual cues help connect numbers with operations, making it easier to recall methods during practice
• Color coded components support quick identification and targeted drill sessions
• Back side illustrations provide a practical context for each fact, aiding understanding
• Tabs enable quick progress tracking, making it simple to focus on mastered concepts

Usage ideas

Use as a warm up in math centers, a guided practice aid during homework time, or a quick daily review routine. While results vary by learner, regular, low pressure use could support easier recall and faster practice across the four operations.