Flash Cards: Math Facts

Different problem formats

Traditional and more advanced formats.

• The basic format is the traditional format for flashcards.
• The advanced format of guess the number, or missing addend equations, helps encourage critical thinking.
• No timer so learners can practice at their own pace without feeling rushed.

Practice all operations

All operations are included.

Easy to setup

Simple to set up for all operations.

• Flash cards can be configured for all operations, individually or combined.
• Choose a constant number and that number will be in every problem. A must have feature for mastering multiplication facts!

Rapid feedback & Repetition

Practice and repetition are critical for building fluency with math operations.

• When a problem set is completed, there is feedback that shows how many attempts were needed to solve each problem.

Track progress

Parents can view trends to see where focus might be needed.

• Helps identify where additional practice is needed.
• Are they having issues with addition with 3's?
• Are they having issues with multiplication with 7's?

Metrics!

• Data on how many problems have been practiced grouped by operation.
• Data on operations accuracy. How many problems were solved the first time?

More Metrics!

Problems missed 3 or more times are remembered and become part of the next problem set to ensure repetition and improve accuracy.

Widgets!

Widgets allow a quick view of the last set of problems.

• The small widget provides a view of the last set of problems and how much time has passed since last practiced.
• The medium widget provides a view of individual problem proficiency.