Tips for Printing Math Flashcards:
Each file prints two pages. You can print the whole set or select specific ones your child needs practice with. Want to save on the cost of printing? Print your cards using the "draft quality" setting for your printer. Draft quality uses less ink but produces copies that a little lighter than regular copies but will work just fine for flash cards. Find ideas for how to use math flash cards here. Also, check out the very easy and very effective constant time delay teaching strategy.
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