FLIP IT Multiplication Card Game - Fast Paced Card Game to Practice Multiplication Tables 1 to 12 - Visual Representation of Multiplication - STEM Learning Tool

I agree with the other reviewers that the directions to use this product were not good. However, the description states that it is the same gameplay as the “Trash” card game. So I watched a video on how to play “Trash”, then we played the game with a normal deck of cards, then we implemented the same gameplay with this game. My kids found this very fun, but they weren’t learning much until I made them say the facts out loud. “Two times 3 equals 6. This card goes in the 3 spot.” My third grader is still pretty slow at this and my 1st grader needs to use the cheat sheets, so I think the 7+ age recommendation is accurate.

Great game for teaching your kids multiplication in a way that doesn't seem like they're learning. The instructions were a little vague, so I had to go online and see how to play from another review. For some reason I was able to understand it better by a mom that had used it. ha! The kids were so excited about it that they wanted to take it to their 3rd grade classes and show their teachers. The teachers then asked the principal if they could order for their classrooms.

This game contains cards for all the multiplication facts. If your kids have ever plaid the card game TEN or DUMP it is the same concept. My kids like this game though I do have to encourage its use.

I was a disappointed in this game. Because of the way the cards are set up, it is possible to play the game without ever learning any multiplication by counting the number of highlighted boxes on each card. In fact, the instructions never really tell you how multiplication even enters into the game. After playing several times trying to figure out how a kid learns multiplication from the cards, I had to have my kids say out loud the multiplication problem that we devised for each card, otherwise, it is just a counting game (which is actually the more intuitive way to play). It is also not fast paced and actually kind of boring.

The game has a deck of cards for each set of times tables. Players play their cards with the product number in the correct place. So 1 x 2 goes in the first spot and so on. I have no doubt it would help teaching Times tables but it isn’t a lot of fun for the student to play.

Very confusing and the directions don't really help much. I will find a way to utilize them, maybe just not how intended.

My students loved the game oncr I showed them how to play it. i would defiitely buy it again. If the price was a little lower to fit my budget better.

Good practice for kids to practice math facts.