Math Symbols English/Russian Flash Cards, Math Vocabulary Sight Words

Use English–Russian math-symbol cards as a reference for discussing notation across operations, fractions, sets, geometry, and more advanced topics.
Grades
Grades 6–12
Pages
8
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Updated Aug 18, 2024

Subject
Math, Russian
Topic
Math symbols, English Russian
Resource types
Flashcards, Posters
Preparation
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112 English/Russian Math Symbols Flash Cards, Math Vocabulary Sight Words

  • Enhance the look of your ESL classroom with these bilingual math symbol flashcards, designed to differentiate your space from a typical classroom setting.

  • This set includes 112 crucial math symbols across 8 pages, with each card occupying 1/15 of a page. Both English and Russian names for the symbols are clearly displayed in bold, black text, making them easy to read. Each symbol is paired with a simple illustration to help with understanding.

  • Among the 112 symbols you'll find are Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction, Equal, Approximately equal, Greater than, Less than, Square brackets, Parentheses, Angle, Right angle, Plus or minus, Square root, Percent, Infinity, Pi, and many more. Check out the thumbnail and preview images to see some examples.

These versatile cards are perfect for flashcards, bulletin boards, wall displays, memory games, or even as a foundation for advanced math practice. Their high-quality design ensures that they’re both engaging and easy to use.

Whether you’re teaching in a classroom, homeschooling, or just looking for extra math practice, these flashcards are a fun and effective way to master essential math symbols in both English and Russian.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Display only the symbols students are using in the current lesson and connect each one to a worked example.

Skills covered

  • Reading mathematical notation

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They are symbol-and-language reference cards. You can pair selected cards with calculation or notation examples from your own lesson.

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