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The Minute Math Electronic Flash Card is a handheld, triangle-shaped practice device for arithmetic drills. It shows problems on an LED display and gives the learner a timed minute to answer as many addition, subtraction, multiplication or division facts as they can. Three skill levels span roughly first grade through middle school, and up to five players can take turns. It suits parents and teachers who want screen-free, timed fact practice. Compared with paper flash cards it adds a timer, scoring and instant feedback, but it is a drill tool only: it does not teach concepts or track progress over time.
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Lowest price we've seen: $19.99 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 9.
Owners and reviewers generally treat it as a solid, simple drill tool that kids will actually pick up. Most praise the timed format and the four operations in one device. Common complaints are the battery requirement and the lack of any progress tracking.
The Minute Math Electronic Flash Card is a triangle-shaped math practice unit from Learning Resources. It covers addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. One-minute timed challenges build recall speed. It has three progressive skill levels, from first grade through middle school.
The unit has an LED display and a volume control. For quiet practice, hold the level button to turn on silent mode. The plastic body is 5-1/2" high and runs on three AAA batteries.
