Learning Can Be Fun - Flash Cards - Multiplication 0-12

Make times-table practice a little more hands-on with Learning Can Be Fun Multiplication Flash Cards

Learning Can Be Fun Multiplication Flash Cards cover multiplication from 0–12, giving children a practical way to revisit their times tables. Use them for a quick practice round, focus on tricky sums or work through the cards together.

The double-sided, laminated cards have a write-on/wipe-off surface, so children can practise with a whiteboard marker and use them again.

What's Inside

• 65 double-sided laminated cards
• Multiplication practice covering 0–12
• Detailed activity guides with ideas for using the cards

Why Kids (and Parents) Love It

• Self-checking maths sums: children can check their answers as they practise.
• Reusable practice: the write-on/wipe-off surface lets them have another go.
• Easy sorting: rounded edges make the cards easy to handle and organise.
• Australian curriculum-based design: a useful resource for revisiting multiplication at home or in the classroom.

Good to Know Before You Buy

These are multiplication flash cards, not a mixed maths set. The cards can be used with whiteboard markers, but the supplied product information does not confirm that a marker is included.

FAQ

Which times tables does this set cover?
The set covers multiplication from 0–12.

How many cards are included?
There are 65 double-sided laminated cards.

Can children write on the cards?
Yes. The cards have a write-on/wipe-off surface for use with whiteboard markers.

Can children check their own answers?
Yes. The maths sums are designed to be self-checking.

Are activity ideas included?
Yes. Detailed activity guides are included.

Who makes these flash cards?
The brand is Learning Can Be Fun.

Product Details

• Brand: Learning Can Be Fun
• Topic: Multiplication 0–12
• Contents: 65 double-sided cards and detailed activity guides
• Finish: Laminated, write-on/wipe-off
• Card features: Rounded edges and self-checking maths sums
• Design: Based on the Australian curriculum