Learning Resources Write & Wipe Fact Family Boards, Dry Erase, Set of 5 Double-sided Boards, Ages 6+

Great product. These are way bigger (in a good way!) than I expected. Dry erase marker wipes off easily (don't leave overnight, but if you do, use a magic eraser to remove ink). It's nice to have a set of 5, and to have addition/subtraction on one side and multiplication/division on the other. Not only does it make for longer usage, you can also use for multiple learners. We homeschool and can easily use these boards from kindergarten to sixth grade. These boards help my kids learn the connections with fact families for a variety of problem types. Great for kids in public school or homeschooling - easy for the learner to write out the fact families and make number sense for homework or learning activities!

These are really great. About10" tall. I love they are larger in size and chunky. I was worried about the reviews, but, I am NOT having issues with the dry erase markers. I found using a cheap little dry erase marker from a dry erase board from target doesnt stain them like the big set of colored dry erase markers you use on a more heavy duty type dry erase board. They are made of a very thick durable cardboard and laminated lightly. It comes with more than one of them and I only need one, so these will last well past teaching addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. I paired it with the fact families pocket chart. This is a wonderful teaching tool. Just get a lighter duty dry erase marker and soft dry erase eraser, and math becomes fun. Great Homeschooling tool.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that you receive FIVE boards in one package. I thought I was getting one! Great value. I use these with Three-Corner Flash Cards: Addition and Subtraction . My seven year old daughter chooses a flash card and fills in the numbers on the board. Great independent and self-checking practice. We are using these to keep fresh on math facts over the summer. I also bought the T-1671 Multiplication and Division Three-Corner® Flash Cards to use with the other side of the board when she grows into that. The boards erase cleanly and are sturdy. Definitely five stars.

These write and wipe cards are awesome! I homeschool my 10 year old son. He has a math disorder called dyscalculia. He can't memorize math facts and has a hard time doing computation in his head. These cards made associating multiplication and division much easier. I paired these with watching Khan Academy Math videos for our math schoolwork each day. The really good thing about these is the fact that you can wipe the ink off and you can put another problem for him to solve on the same card. There is addition/subtraction on one side and multiplication/division on the other side. I would recommend these to anyone who struggles with multiplication or division.

I always teach math concepts (in special education) using the fact family triangle. So I was very happy to find this product. Have already used it multiple times in the classroom. Sturdy, works well with dry erase. Helps meet my student's IEP goals of understanding the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction, or multiplication and division. Great hands on activity!

So we have white board for everything this addition has made math fun and have made some math games with them!

My daughter doesn't like spending much time doing her addition and subtraction facts and this was very helpful. She likes enjoys writing her own numbers and adding/subtracting them. She usually does all the 5 that comes in the pack and sometimes erases and starts all over with new numbers! They were bigger than I thought which is actually perfect for her big numbers!!!

I love this product. All I need to do is grab a couple cards and fill in the top of triangles and my kids fill out the rest. Because I'm choosing the numbers, I can adjust the difficulty for each of my kids (ages 6, 8, 10, & 17). It's a fun to have the kids race to figure out their cards, it's quite, and it incorporates seeing, doing, and for us saying the problems out. It's worth the money if you have the time to write some numbers for your kids.