NumTanga Sr is a card game that strengthens understanding of money, fractions, and measurement. Players match equivalent values shown in coins and bills, fraction models, and common units to see relationships and reason about size.
Recommended for grades 2–5
Ideal for: warmups, math centers, small groups, intervention, tutoring, home practice, family game night
Targets: money values and equivalence, fractions and fraction models, measurement units, comparing values, equivalence reasoning, flexible thinking
I bought these when I realized we were going to be doing at home learning for awhile. These are a fun way to sneak in some math with my kids (ages 6 and 8) while still having fun and playing a game. We've come up with several fun ways to use them and I can see we'll be getting a lot more use out of them with this upcoming school year.
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Magdalena Marzullo
Easy to use
Daughter enjoyed playing with these on her own after I taught her
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Amazon Customer
Fun game that really works to teach math skills!
Numtanga is one of two games we’ve played from this company. 7 year old niece loves to choose from the pictures and create matches... she really gets into it! Her teacher has noticed improvement in her math skills, she’s so happy about this! It’s also really easy to carry these cards in purse and take to play most anyplace. Will be purchasing more of these games!
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Amazon Customer
Fun game to learn about different ways numbers can be represented
My daughter was learning ten frame in Kindergarten and this is a fun game to reinforce the ten frame concept as well as get her comfortable with the different ways numbers can be represented.
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Jennifer Richardson
Highly recommend! Great math game for kiddos!
My son loved 'playing math!' I highly recommend this program. My 5 yo son really enjoyed playing and learning. The instructions were easy to follow and it held his attention span for a nice long time. It made me really happy when he asked to play again The following day. How awesome to make learning math fun for a little guy. Thank you!
