Customer Reviews

Small World Toys Preschool (They Keep Multiplying!) 12

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this came in right on time with no problems great there. i remember having this as a kid and couldnt find any in the local stores so when my son started struggling with his math facts i went searching for this toy even tho i didnt even no its name. great thing to help your child definately pick one up.

My daughter got 99 out of 100 on her 3rd grade multiplication test! I fully credit this learning tool. She loved using it for studying and I believe it helped her over some of her stumbling blocks. I loaned it to my fifth grade son's math teacher. She wanted to try it on some of her students. I highly recommend!

Nice little toy to get kids interested in math. Alot more fun than flash cards!

What a waste! Can't even see the correct answers when you push the buttons...My kids haven't touched! Go for the twist and shout instead...They loved that one!

I thought there would be more light behind the buttons you press for the answers. Kind of hard to see the answers but the kids are using it so I guess it works and does keep their interest.

I had the same type of board when I was learning multiplication and now my 8 year old son is using it. It helps him get faster at the facts and he loves that he can do it anywhere - car, dr office, etc.

Product was exactly as described. Delivery was quick. Would recommend this seller to anyone.

Very poor design..The results are difficult to read as the box is semi transparent. The worst thing is the results are superimposed on the print. I forgot to read the comment before buying this. So had to return this back to Amazon for a refund.

My son wanted this for Christmas but very dissapointed as the answers are very hard to read when you press down on the butons. He still likes but very annoying.

This thing is inexpensive and I am designing a do-this-in-the-car game by multiplying numbers that we see on the street. Anything to give the confidence to excel. (multiplying--it's not just for third graders anymore) However, it is difficult to see the answers.