49 More Ways To Play Math

Math Games Enhance Learning

Math games build mental flexibility and strategic reasoning in players of all ages. And even people who hated math in school can enjoy the friendly challenge of a game.

These are NOT the typical memory-and-speed-based math games you've probably seen online, but true battles of wit and skill (plus a bit of luck). Even the preschool games can be fun for adults, too. Most of the games take only seconds to learn and less than 15 minutes to play, making them perfect ice-breakers for family gatherings, classroom warmups, or for launching a group game night.

You'll love these strategic challenges for preschoolers to adult gamers. Easy to learn, quick to play Who knew math could be so much fun?

Includes six skill-level game chapters:

Number Bond Games: 7 Ways to Play Math with Young LearnersGames with Numbers to 100: 6 Ways to Play Math with Primary StudentsGames for Modeling Multiplication: Build Visualization Skills to Deepen Understanding Times Table Games: 7 Ways to Play Math with Primary StudentsInteger Games: 6 Ways to Play Math with Older StudentsMental Math Mastery: 7 Ways to Play Math with Older Students

Plus four bonus chapters for all ages:

Childhood Classic Games: Playful Math and Family FunYan Tan Tethera: A Cooperative Game of Mental Math and Counting SheepThe Great Escape: A World War II Adventure Math GameAlgebra Match: A Challenging Game of Variables and Substitution

49 More Ways To Play Math features instructions and math game pages in full-color, tips for the teacher, and plenty of room to record your game modification or house rules.

Grab a deck of cards, a few dice, or markers and graph paper, and let's play some math