Today’s post is another extension of our series on flash cards. Since we made our multiplication flash cards last, the division flash cards were easy to make by reversing the multiplication answers:
We basically need double the flash cards since 20 divided by 5 and 20 divided by 4 are two different problems, whereas 4×5 and 5×4 are effectively the same.
Download the printable division flash cards spreadsheet here:
As kids start to add and subtract bigger and bigger numbers, they will have to learn how to “carry” a 10 when adding two numbers that sum higher than 10, and “borrow” a 10 when subtracting a bigger number from a smaller number.
Today’s spreadsheet is an example case of our Printable Flash Cards Spreadsheet, where we put in all the addition and subtraction math facts that students will need to know quickly in order to do longer addition and subtraction problems that may need carrying and borrowing.
Check out the spreadsheet here: Printable Flash Cards
To print – print double sided, and flip on the long edge. There are two tabs (“cards1” and “cards2”) with 72 total flash cards to print. Wish we had some good advice for how to get your kids to actually practice with these…
