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Check Math® Multiplication Game
Target multiplication skills with this unique two-player strategy game. Players place their numbered tiles on opposing sides of the board and take turns advancing to any spot in their next row that is a multiple of their starting tile. Capture your opponent’s pieces to win! Includes 44cm square game board and 20 double-sided tiles. For 2 players. Ages 8+
A great way to practise multiples and factors!
SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs. P2J EI-8450 £16.95 (£20.34 Inc. VAT)
Math Dash™ Operations Crossword Game
Challenge all levels of ability with this fast-paced game. Everyone takes three tiles and starts building maths equations. The fi rst person to run out of tiles says “Take three more!” The crossword-style puzzle can be rearranged at any time. Use the last number tile and win! Includes 150 maths tiles, game board, score pad and guide. For 2-8 players. Ages 6+
SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs. P2J 5030 £19.95 (£23.94 Inc. VAT)
Factor Frenzy™ Multiplication & Division Game
Quick…What’s 5 x 6? The fi rst to “buzz-in” and answer correctly wins! Using this interactive talking tabletop mat featuring three electronic games and two levels of diffi culty, students reinforce multiplication and division skills. Players race to answer questions by pressing the correct number. Green and red LED lights indicate right or wrong answers. Vinyl mat measures 56cm in diameter and features automatic scoring. Requires 4 AA batteries, not included. For 2-4 players. Ages 7+
P2J 6905 £28.95 (£34.74 Inc. VAT) The Iguana Factor™ Multiplication Game
Friendly iguanas watch every move as students use multiplication facts to reach their goal. Bumping and capturing moves make this game even more fun. Includes self-checking, 3-layer spinner, markers and game board. For 2-4 players.
Ages 8+ SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs.
P2J 9070 £15.95 (£19.14 Inc. VAT)
Self-checking dial promotes independent play!
Operations Games Numeracy Skills
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