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Multiplication By Heart Visual Flash Cards

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$22.41 $32.95 In stock

Category: Games

8 years & up. Math for Love presents a new take on multiplication flash cards with Multiplication By Heart. It's a deeper, more connected, more visual way to learn, so you understand what the equations mean, as well as how to get the right answer. Take advantage of the science of memory to make sure you're actually getting the facts down, accurately and quickly. Games, puzzles, and explorations take the learning further.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Avery W. ★★★★★

The visual cards helped my daughter finally grasp the concept of multiplication rather than just repeating numbers by rote. She spends more time looking at the patterns than she ever did with plain flash cards.

Scarlett F. ★★★★★

My kid used to dread memorizing times tables, but the dot patterns make each fact feel like a little puzzle instead of rote drill. The visual grouping is so intuitive that he's actually explaining why 6×7 works, not just parroting the answer.

Eva ★★★★★

The dot patterns on the cards finally made the concept click for my daughter—she actually understands what 3x4 means now, not just the answer. It’s been two weeks and she’s grabbing them on her own without me asking.