Carson Dellosa Multiplication Chart (114069)

I purchased this for my first grader who is fascinated by multiplication. It arrived wrapped in plastic and was flat, not rolled or bent. Groupings are nice and clear. I appreciate that the poster is organized and not cluttered with graphics. This is a great product for the student who already understands the concept of multiplication and is simply trying to memorize the facts.

I purchased this chart for my 9 year old grandson, and it has been a great help. He placed it on his closet door so he can read them at night before bedtime. Great colors!

I used this to help my kids catch up with math over the summer break. It’s big and bright. Very helpful!

This was a bit wrinkled and folded during shipment (I was surprised no protective cover was put on it), but we had planned on cutting it into smaller flashcards anyway, so it really wasn't too big of a deal for us. If you're intending on using it on a wall, you might reconsider having it shipped, but then again, maybe our experience was unique. Either way, it's a great little chart for my 7- and 8-year-old daughters to start familiarizing themselves with their basic multiplication facts. We cut ours out and put it on a ring, so they flip through the cards and quiz each other. It's a great car activity or activity in the grocery store... keeps them busy, learning, and having fun!

My daughter is learning multiplication in school and was having a hard time visualizing the equations. This chart is the perfect size to hang on our wall in order for her to memorize them. It has worked perfectly so far. I would tell anyone looking for a visual chart to order this item.

This is a good sized poster. It's easy to read and the colors makes it fun for the kiddos. We hung it in my two oldest girls' room. They are in 3rd grade and K. They both will "quiz" each other off the poster. For the price, you can't beat it!

This is a multiplication chart as advertised. When I opened the very large box, I found the poster with a FRAGILE sticker on it. The sticker did not peel off. The sticker was covering the 2's table. I used nail polish remover to remove the sticker which also removed the color from the poster.

Charts for the purpose of teaching kids should be made with lamination. I had to put it away when it arrived and will have it laminated before putting it up on the wall. Other Carson-Dellosa Publishing charts from the same delivery come with pre-lamination.