Another simple arithmetic card game/activity for young children, also called "Räknespel"/"Counting game" in the rules. The deck consists of cards numbered 1-9 and players draw from it in turn. Whenever a player has cards adding up to 10, they can bank those cards for one point a card. Cards left in hand when the deck has run out count for minus one point...
Objective: Be the first placing your very last wooden stick into the centre of the board. - acting by turns - Split all wooden sticks equally. Active player throws 3 dice; given order: for each '1' a stick is given to the left, for each '2' to the right neighbour; for each '3' you must drop one into the centre of the board. A 4,5 or 6 let you skip this...
1A contains cards, which show coloured numbers. The unusual thing is: The cards are printed on both sides, and both sides have their meaning for the game, of course, depending on which card is discarded. The sum of the two numbers on top of the pile is always calculated, and this determines the action that is carried out; for example, one may wish for a...
Arithmetic game for 2-10 children from 8 years upward. With 1x1 Memory, elementary multiplication can be practiced in play. The game may take a simpler or more demanding form depending on whether the cards are played face-up or face-down, or whether all the cards or only part of them are used. The tasks and answer cards are used to calculate across the...
An educational game focussing on multiplication (up to 10 x 10). The game's main components are 30 "multiplication dice"- dice that have a multiplication problem printed on three sides, and the results on the opposite sides. The rules sheet suggests three different variants that can be played: 1) "The stacking multiplication adventure" The aim of this game...