Carson Dellosa Time and Money Flash Cards—Kindergarten-Grade 3, Telling Time With Clocks, Counting Money With US Currency, Elementary Math Practice (54 pc) (Brighter Child Flash Cards)

Really handy for teaching your kid time and money... However the money isn't English (I must have missed the small print!) But the clock side of the pack is really good quality and clear.

Brought to help with home schooling and they've been greatThe Cards are well made thick glossy card,bold writing,double sided and even have the answers at the top on the opposite sides

Cards are great however money is all US money which is not great when teaching a child in UK about money

They were very helpful could make a game out of learning

Over all the quality is great unfortunately I did not see that they were in $ and I have thrown away half the pack as we don’t use this currency. The times are good but I felt theirs not enough half pastvthe hour and I need more of that for teaching my 4/5 year old.

Honestly the 2* is for the time cards, the money cards are in € not the UK pound which is what I thought they were. Perhaps it’s my fault for not looking at the description properly but even so, it gets only 2 stars, as the rest of the pack is useless for me :(

This is a good interactive resource. Just would have been better if the currency of money cards was pound sterling rather than dollar.

If your in the UK we use and teach our children pound sterling the cards in this pack are in American Currency ie dollars cent. Half the cards are time which are okay but the others can’t really be used. Oxford tree cards an alternative for the UK to teach money can easily be found on amazon spoiled for choice you just want the set to teach time is still okay at that price

I purchased this for a Christmas gift.

Ok

Time and Money flashcards have been a very helpful tool while teaching my 5 young kids how to be quick to figure out what time it is, or how much money is before them. We matched real coins with the cards and then each one of my kids had to figure out how much money they had displayed, and what kind of coins and who much each coin was worth, etc. They also got to earn the coins that they identified and counted correctly; it was a really great way to for the kids to earn a little extra cash and it was a great way for them to have some hands-on learning time (one-on-one time with Momma).

Le flash cards sul "Time" sono molto utili per far esercitare i bambini delle elementari su "what time is it?". Le carte relative al "Money", invece, non sono il massimo: considerando che in Italia si insegna il British English sarebbe stato meglio avere le sterline. Comunque consigliato.

I am impressed with the quality of these flash cards. The cards are on thick paper and the graphics are bright and shiny. These cards will be durable in the small hands of my students.