ALLEOVS Math-Batt - 7 - 10 years 90 pieces

Math-Batt card game with learning effect. The math learning game with 90 flashcards is the best learning method for learning the multiplication table for children aged 7 and over. Memorizing the 1x1 table has never been so much fun. This educational game combines fun with visualisation to teach multiplication and its rules. The educational game - card game is perfect for school children. The Math-Batt playing cards help school children improve the grade in math. The educational game is also suitable for children aged 6 and over. The 6-year-old children practice comparing the numbers: bigger, smaller, equal. Math-Batt helps learn equations and arithmetic rules in a playful way. Learning effect card game for the whole family Maths is often a boring topic - but that doesn't have to be. The multiplication table is essential and form an important foundation. Unfortunately, the teaching methods are still often sluggish and not motivating. Many parents try to combine learning with fun. However, games can be repeated, especially when it comes to the multiplication table - these are after all 90 equations. Math-Batt from ALLEOVS helps to learn equations and arithmetic rules in a playful way. Math-Batt (Mathematical Battle) is a card game that teaches children the multiplication table with lots of fun, bold colours and adorable cartoon characters. Get the numbers on your side and win the battle with mathematics. The fun starts with two or more players. The deck contains 90 cards that are evenly distributed. There is an equation on each card. To "fight", each player shows the top card of their pile. The player with the highest equation result wins. For example, 2 x 2 = 4 defeats the equation 2 x 1 = 2. The winner will receive all the cards played in the round. Sometimes there is a "tie" where players have the same number. In this case, those affected must duel. They discard two cards from their hand - one covered, the next uncovered. Whoever has the highest open card wins and takes the card pair of the other players. Players who run out of cards lose immediately. The game continues until a player has all 90 cards.