School Zone Division 0-12 Flash Cards: 56 Cards, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, Math Equations, Elementary Math, Division Practice, Dividends, Numbers 0-12, Ages 9+

School Zone Division 0-12 Flash Cards: 56 Cards, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, Math Equations, Elementary Math, Division Practice, Dividends, Numbers 0-12, Ages 9+

• 52 Problem Cards
• 3 Division Information Cards
• Parent Card with tips
• 104 division problems from 4 ÷ 2 to 144 ÷ 12
• Correct answers on reverse side of card

<p>Find our complete line of educational resources at Amazon.com/SchoolZonePublishing.</p> <p><strong>CARD FEATURES</strong></p> <ul> <li>Set includes 56 cards: 52 division cards, 3 information cards, 1 parent card</li> <li>For ages 9+</li> <li>Large 3.0€ x 5.575€ cards with easy-to-sort rounded corners</li> <li>Learn and practice basic division skills</li> <li>Includes numbers 0 to 12</li> <li>Answers are on the opposite side of each problem card</li> <li>Develop speed, accuracy, and confidence</li> <li>Perfect for on-the-go learning!</li> </ul> <p><strong>AMAZING</strong> - Practice division quickly and easily with this cool math flash cards learning tool! Not only are these division flash cards convenient, they're fun too! Division 0-12 Flash Cards contain 104 problems ranging from 4/2 to 144/12. This kind of enjoyable reinforcement learning is perfect as both a school aid, or as a great addition to your kids homeschool curriculum. This set is intended for 4th grade math students and children ages 9 and up. At the top of each card on the reverse side is a small-print answer to the problem. The Parent Card includes additional activities and games.</p> <p><strong>KIDS FLASH CARDS</strong> - 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 gameplay is an excellent strategy for many reasons. Our language and math flash cards for kids are fun and motivating, and also tend to help students deepen their understanding and reasoning by making learning seem like a game. A sense of play can encourage kids to explore and experiment with concepts more freely and can reduce the stress of viewing schoolwork as nothing more than problems.</p> <p><strong>RESULTS</strong> - Our learning materials have helped educate three generations of kids, creating lifelong learners, and the legacy continues. Digital content, kids flash cards, language and math workbooks, readers, toys, and learning card games are all crafted through a child€s eyes while integrating parent and teacher standards.</p> <p><strong>PREPARATION</strong> - Let us help you prepare your young children for the next grade level with our workbooks, flashcards, educational games for kids, children's books and a Little Scholar Tablet. Keep kids "classroom ready" with these great supplemental learning tools and more!</p> <p><strong>AWARD WINNING</strong> - School Zone content has won The Parents€ Choice Foundation Award, Tillywig Toy Awards, Brainchild Award, Family Choice Award, Mom's Choice Awards Honoring Excellence, Gold Star Toy Scholastic Parent and Child Award and many more.</p> <p><strong>OUR STORY</strong> - Almost 40 years ago, long-time educators James Hoffman, Ed.D., and his wife Joan Hoffman, M.A., began a retail supply outlet for teachers, then soon identified a need for at-home learning materials to help parents support and supplement their children€s classroom instruction. School Zone Publishing fast emerged as the market leader in workbooks and flashcards for preschoolers through sixth graders.</p> <p>School Zone remains family-owned, focused on excellence, responsive to customers, alert to emerging technology, and committed to the community. We continually update our products with new features and content, reflective of changing standards, evolving teaching methods, and overall best practices. As just one example, we update our kids workbook curriculum on an as-needed basis to address changing standards such as those presented by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and Common Core.</p>