Math Dice

/ September 26, 2022

It’s hard to find a better game for teaching the joy of playing with numbers. When playing Math Dice, my family likes to see all the different ways we can rearrange numbers and use different operations to get to our

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Sequence Numbers

/ August 15, 2022

Do your kids need more practice with addition and subtraction? If so, Sequence Numbers might be just the game for you! If nothing else, it certainly beats worksheets and flashcards! This post may contain affiliate links, meaning if you click

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Frog Juice

/ July 18, 2022

Frog Juice is an out-of-print Gamewright game that quickly became a favorite for my family.  It’s similar to Sleeping Queens, in that math is not the primary goal of the game. However, math is a useful part of the game

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Preschool Games

/ June 18, 2022

Generally, when most people think of board games, they think of games meant for teenagers or adults. Monopoly or Sorry! if they’re more mainstream, Ticket To Ride or Catan if they’re more into games, or Pandemic, GloomHaven, or any of

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Sums in Space

/ June 13, 2022

After kids learn to count, and then to add and subtract within 10, it’s time for some slightly bigger numbers! However, usually about the same age kids are working with these slightly bigger numbers, they often go through an extra-competitive

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Auntie Pasta’s Fraction Game

/ June 9, 2022

Fractions can be a strong point of contention among many students and their teachers. Teachers and parents know how important fractions are, but often, kids struggle with them. This is where Auntie Pasta’s Pizza Fraction Game comes in! Introduce fractions

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I Sea 10!

/ June 8, 2022

I Sea 10! is a fantastic game for helping young children work on counting, addition and subtraction, and especially making 10. You know, learning that 6+4=10, or 3+7=10. Really knowing how to make 10 makes it much easier to add

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The Game of Life

/ June 8, 2022

Many people are familiar with the Game of Life, and indeed, it’s one I remember fondly from my own childhood.  However, after trying a few different games, I came to the conclusion that I just don’t like the game anymore. 

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Math Explosion

/ June 8, 2022

When I first opened the box to Math Explosion, I was dismayed at its cheapness.  The box is such that the only way to store all the game components in it, is for the volcano to be folded, which can

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