SimplyFun Math Room - Educational Game for Quick Thinking & Fun - Fast Solving Addition & Subtraction for Kids Ages 5 & Up - 2 to 4 Players

A fun math game for your child with a little competitiveness! My child has just started school and I want a strong math background. I don't want to make learning miserable so I've got a lot of games to make learning fun! This ranks in the top three of favorites right now. It's great for working on subtraction or addition, plus the bell is a great hit! My child will soon be 6 and already has a strong math base!

This game is so much fun and makes learning math so enjoyable for my daughter. My daughter is 6 years old and being homeschooled in first grade. We're doing Beast Academy and her overall math skills are strong but that curriculum has a different scope and sequence than most other first grade curriculums do so we haven't gotten as much straightforward addition and subtraction practice as I'd like. This game helps bridge that and reinforce those math skills in a way that doesn't feel like adding even more work on top of an already rigorous program. It's even fun for me to play with her, which I really appreciate as well. The parts are well made and sturdy and the gameplay is very easy to learn. My daughter's skills have improved and her speed at problem solving is at least double what it was before we started playing this game several times a week. I'm very happy with it.

This is a hit in my household my 2 children 4th and 2nd graders respectively can't get enough of this game. Although I think it's more for the bell to drive me crazy than anything. But we don't have issues with their math assignments in school

Great math learning tool…it kept my kids interest for a while. Great for both preschool and primary kids. You can choose the “plus” or “minus” side of the key to play. The color of the dice determines which number you will add or subtract from the number that’s on the key. You then use the “tokens” to cover the answer. When all of the numbers on the “tower” are covered with tokens…press the included bell. Kind of reminds me of bingo. Cool educational and challenging find.

This is a great educational game for kids learning basic addition/subtraction or working on memorizing math facts.My first grader is at the level where this is a little challenging, but not impossible or frustrating for him. I wouldn't pit him against an older child for fair play on the bell ringing but I play with him and give him some time to recognize when something isn't on his key card and ring the bell. He really has fun playing it and the math required is where he needs the most practice so he's the perfect age for this.Overall the game is well made with reasonably clear instructions, the pieces are good quality- and what kid doesn't love a bell?

This is a math game to help children learn subtraction and addition facts. It is appropriate for second, third and possibly fourth grade, depending on the child's math level. The graphics are colorful and engaging.Automaticity is a goal of the game, as the first person to correctly solve the problem gets to "claim" the answer on their board by covering the number with a token. First player to cover all of the numbers on their board is the winner.As a teacher in public schools for 12 plus years and homeschool teacher for 12 plus years, this is a pretty basic math game. However, there isn't a lot of complexity to games designed to facilitate memorizing math facts. It's about the same as any other game in which the focus is memorization and automaticity. One thing I like about this game is that dies are involved, so students have visualization of the dots that are being added or subtracted.It's a great addition to a classroom or library games. I would order it again.

This is a fun way to learn basic addition and subtraction with a bit of friendly competition. It is easy to learn to play. The board and tiles are of a nice thickness and will hold up for a lot of play. I really like that this maxes out at 4 players so that the groups can be kept small. I'm using this for homeschooling, but this would also be a fun addition/subtraction game for the classroom.

I played this game with my 8 & 7 year old. They are actually already pretty fluent with their addition facts, so it turned out that this game was somewhat easy for them. However, there is a bit of speed required, and it was evident one child was a little slower with fact recall than the other (this caused some hurt feelings!). I'm sure we will occasionally play it with them again, but will use it more with their younger brother when he starts learning addition facts. I was impressed with the game!For reference, we are a homeschool family (kids ages 10, 8, 7, 4, & 0). I also have an MA in mathematics and a BS in mathematics education.

This looks like an excellent board game. Unfortunately the bell came broken and we spend 20mins trying to fix it. We've now purchased a new and higher quality bell for the game. We're still looking forward to playing it.