Numskill™
Numskill™
Numskill focuses on number bonds, sequences and color patterns!
- 2-4 Players
- Grades K-3
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HOW TO PLAY
1. Deal out 9 cards face up on the table in 3x3 array. The goal is to find a SET.
2. A set consists of 3 cards that make a number bond and are all different colors.
3. When a player sees a set, he/she says “Numskill!” and points out the cards.
4. If correct, that player gets to take those cards, and 3 new cards are added.
5. If no set is found, add an extra card (continue to do so) until a set is found.
6. Game ends when all cards have been dealt. Player with the most cards wins!
Basic Version - Find the SET only, regardless of color
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I'm an elementary school tutor and I bought this game for my clients who need help in math fluency and computational skills. This game is incredibly helpful! It's a great warm up or exit ticket activity for students of all levels. The kids absolutely love it and always ask me to play it! I'd definitely recommend this product to any classroom teacher or parent! It's engaging and addicting!
These are awesome for playing math games and teaching kids their numbers! I use these for my toddlers to practice numbers. For my older child we use them to practice addition, subtraction and multiplication. You can follow the directions for the game or just make up your own. Definitely worth the price! They made a great addition to our homeschool.
I'm an elementary school tutor and I bought this game for my clients who need help in math fluency and computational skills. This game is incredibly helpful! It's a great warm up or exit ticket activity for students of all levels. The kids absolutely love it and always ask me to play it! I'd definitely recommend this product to any classroom teacher or parent! It's engaging and addicting!
I was skeptical but we had so much fun. The kids ranged from 8-19 and they were all racing to get the answer first.
Easy to explain and a fun way to practice multiplication facts.