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๐ง Play Smarter, Learn Faster: The Ultimate Math Card Set for Future Geniuses!
The edxeducation School Friendly Playing Cards set includes 8 decks (448 cards) featuring faceless, 4-colored shapes and subitizing patterns numbered 0-13. Designed to teach foundational math concepts like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and probability, these cards foster cognitive skills such as pattern recognition, memory, and social collaboration. Ideal for children aged 4 and up, this portable, classroom-ready set transforms learning into an engaging, competitive game experience.










| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 117 Reviews |
J**B
Great quality
My class kiddos love these!
D**O
Best cards for math games and centers!
Best set of cards for all kids in their math journey. Easy to count shapes make them superior to a traditional deck of cards and goes up to 13. Super durable and so fun to use for math centers. I will buy nothing but these for my classroom
B**A
Great Classroom Cards!
My favorite deck of cards for kids. I use these in my classroom practically daily. They are easy enough for the kids to use independently and they are great for practicing math skills.
T**.
Great for Math Games
This set is great for collaborative games to practice multiplication facts. I used it for pre-algebra students but it would be great to use for students as young as first grade.
K**T
Great for clasroom
Great quality and used for many things!
A**D
Perfect for Kindergarten
These cards are perfect for my kindergarten classroom. They have numerals and images for numbers 1-13, and they come in a helpful storage case. Once students use the cards, they wonโt easily fit back in the box - luckily, these cards fit perfectly in a Walmart soap dispenser!
L**C
Great
These cards are great. Getting ready to buy more for math games for my class.
P**Z
Awesome!!!
I love this product. They are very similar to math investigations card. They go into teen numbers so the centers can be differentiated. ๐
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