These dry erase flashcards are perfect for keeping kids busy at home or on the go. All the flashcards are bound together so they won't get lost. They can be used as flashcards or as writing practice. Each set comes with a black dry erase marker. 

Flashcards measure approximately 4" X 3" and are laminated so they can be used over and over again. 

• Numbers 25-50: This is a flashcard set with numbers 25-50.  Numbers 25-37 are on the front side of the flash cards and numbers 38-50 are on the back side of the flashcards. This set is printed on white card stock.
  
• Shapes: This is a flashcard set with 24 different shapes and their names.  The following shapes are included: oval, square, octagon, star, rectangle, diamond, circle, hexagon, trapezoid, pentagon, heart, triangle, cross, cylinder, cube, moon, sun, arrow, cloud, arc, bolt, explosion, star, flag. This set is printed on white card stock. 
• Addition: This is a flashcard set with 24 different addition equations.  Each equation has pictures to help your child solve the problem.  This set is printed on white card stock.  
• Subtraction: This is a flashcard set with 24 different subtraction equations.  Each equation has pictures to help your child solve the problem.  This set is printed on white card stock. 
• List 3 Sight Words: This is a flashcard set with the following sight words: use, out, will, up, other, many, if, about, then, their, so, her, them, these, make, like, him, into, time, has, look, two, some, more. This list is printed on green card stock paper.
• List 4 Sight Words: This is a flashcard set with the following sight words: go, write, see, than, first, am, find, been, no, could, way, water, who, did, my, long, come, may, part, made, get, down, now, day. This list is printed on blue card stock paper.
• Sign Language Set: This is a flashcard set that has all 26 Alphabet letters with a picture of a hand making the sign of that letter. 

Sight words, also called high-frequency sight words, are commonly used words that young children are encouraged to memorize as a whole by sight so that they can automatically recognize these words in print without having to use any strategies to decode.  The first 96 sight words are divided into four random lists.  The lists do not vary in difficulty.