These Addition and Subtraction Flash Cards for the 1-10 families will be perfect for right brain or visual learners! The unique feature is the visual learning of colored dot counting (looks like the dots on a domino piece) next to or under the equation. One side of the flashcard is horizontal with the dots underneath and the other side is vertical with the dots next to the numbers. Eight flashcards are printed on matte cardstock paper with dotted lines to guide cutting them evenly. A total of 155 cards measuring 4¼” x 2¾” to use to reinforce math facts. Part of the Math Lessons for a Living Education but can be used with any program. ~Amber
Addition & Subtraction Flash Cards
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038192
Grade K-3
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Publisher's Description of Addition & Subtraction Flash Cards
Master Books’ addition and subtraction flash cards are designed to save you time when teaching Math Lessons for a Living Education. These unique flash cards will help your student master the math facts. The visual learning style is a very effective method and will help increase your student’s confidence.
These addition and subtraction flash cards are printed on card stock for durability and with a matte finish so your student can write on them if desired. When the card is cut out, the fact will be presented horizontally on one side and vertically on the other.
Category Description for Math Lessons for a Living Education
Math Lessons for a Living Education takes a living education approach to math, teaching concepts through real-life situations rather than in isolation. From Master Books and inspired by Charlotte Mason’s philosophy, this program uses stories, copywork, narration, and hands-on activities to make math meaningful and memorable. Students follow the daily lives of twins Charlie and Charlotte as they explore mathematical concepts through family adventures and practical experiences.
The program is designed as a 36-week (180-day) course with
five days of instruction per week, but it is easily adaptable to any homeschool
schedule. Each level is consumable and includes a suggested daily schedule,
completion grid, and answer key.
Key Curriculum Features:
- Story-based lessons that connect math to everyday life
- Gentle, hands-on activities using minimal manipulatives (most are printed in the book or use common household items)
- Built-in copywork, narration, and review
- Flexible pacing that works well for different learning styles
Program Levels:
- Available for Levels 1 through 5
- Levels roughly corresponding to Grades 1–5, though levels are based on skill rather than strict grade
Optional Supplements:
- Practice Makes Perfect Books: Extra practice pages, quizzes, and activities for greater mastery
- Flashcards: Addition/subtraction and multiplication/division fact cards
- K–6 Teaching Companion: Scope & sequence, teaching tips, games, recipes, readiness tests, and more
Math Lessons for a Living Education is an excellent choice for families who want a gentle, story-rich, and practical math program that emphasizes understanding and real-life application rather than rote memorization.
Details
| Product Format: | Other |
|---|---|
| Grades: | K-3 |
| Brand: | Master Book Publishers |
| EAN/UPC: | 713438102382 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.5 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.3125 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 0.8 |
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