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Edupress™ Numbers 0-150 Flash Cards
Description
🔢 Unlock early math genius with every card!
- DURABLE KID READY - High-quality cardstock designed to withstand enthusiastic little hands and repeated use.
- ORGANIZED PORTABLE - Each card features a corner hole for easy ring or string storage—never lose a card again.
- CUSTOMIZABLE LEARNING - Bonus blank cards let you tailor lessons or create new challenges on the fly.
- TEACHER PARENT FRIENDLY - Includes detailed instructions, tips, and suggested activities to maximize learning impact.
- COMPREHENSIVE NUMBER MASTERY - Covers numbers 0-150 with vibrant, full-color visuals to engage early learners.
Edupress™ Numbers 0-150 Flash Cards are a set of 170 double-sided, full-color cards designed for early childhood number recognition and learning. Each 3.13" x 5.13" card includes a hole for easy organization, and the set comes with instructions and activity ideas for parents and teachers to enhance engagement and retention.
Specifications
| Theme | Numbers |
| Age Range (Description) | Early Childhood |
| Number of Pieces | 170 |
| School type | Pre-K |
| Product Dimensions | 3.13"L x 3.13"W |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00088231920328 |
| UPC | 088231920328 |
| Manufacturer | Teacher Created Resources |
| Item Weight | 1.6 pounds |
| Item model number | TCR62032 |
| Material Type | Paper |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TCR62032 |
Reviews
P**S
Great purchase, highly recommend
These cards are great. With the pandemic I am having to teach my daughter from home and the cards are very helpful. My daughter knows how to count in order without looking at the cards, but these cards have helped my daughter to identify the numbers and put them in order from 0-150. The spelling of each number is also on the back so she is not only learning them numerical but she can identify the numbers by reading the spelling of the numbers.
W**L
good for the kids
great for learning alpha-numeric and visual representations of numbers
R**
They are what they say they are
My son loves them
D**U
Super gift
My grandson who is 4 loves these cards
K**Y
Some damaged cards and a design flaw
Some cards have weird stains on them, maybe a printing flaw.Also, in the written numbers words, the word "and" does not belong in the hundreds. We aren't supposed to say/teach one hundred AND one, it is one hundred one. The word and is used for the decimal place... As in one AND one tenth. This design flaw makes that part of the cards unusable.
E**A
Incorrect written format for number greater than one hundred
These are very easy to read, durable, unable to see through (unless backlit), and have a ring hole. Unfortunately, all numbers greater than one hundred include the word "and" (ie: "one hundred and thirty-one"). I realize that today's standards are fairly lenient, but it is still incorrect, as the word and should ONLY be used the designate a partial number such as a decimal or fraction. However, it is not easy to find all of the other traits of this product, so I will be keeping these but will be striping/whiting out the "and" for those fifty cards.
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