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Triplica
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Ages 7+. The challenging game of "Three in a Row"! Build math skills of matching and finding sets, with some strategy thrown in to make this a very interesting, engaging game!
Key Awards: Dr Toy Best Picks, Creative Child Game of the Year
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PrimePak
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Our Price: $14.95
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Ages 7+. Play four card games with a special set of 171 cards, and have fun practicing multiplication and factors!
Use six different configurations of the cards to slowly add more kinds of math factors. Start by learning the factoring for 2's. Then add 3's and 6's. And so on!
Games are similar to Set, Thirteen, Rummy, and Canasta but with a math factor twist!
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Equate
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Ages 8+. Dr. Toy Award. Parents' Choice. If you love math and love scrabble, then this is the game for you! Have fun creating equations crossword-style while honing math skills from simple addition to multiplication to fractions. Many levels of players can play together.
This is a great game for classrooms, for homeschooling, for family math nights, and just for fun with math!
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Equate Advanced Tile Set
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Ages 12+. Add to your fun with EQUATE by adding 197 tiles that include integers, exponents, fractions, the four basic operations, and equal symbols.
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Equate Class Set - Original Tiles
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Ages 8+. Dr. Toy Award. Parents' Choice. Supply your entire class with EQUATE games at a bargain price! Have fun creating equations crossword-style while honing math skills from simple addition to fractions and algebraic logic! Many levels of play!
This EQUATE CLASSROOM SET includes 8 games for classroom use!
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Roll 'N Multiply
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Ages 8+. Oppenheim Gold Award. Dr Toy Award. Teachers' Choice Award. Many other awards. Multiplication game of strategy and fun! Your goal is to be the first player with 4 playing pieces in a row.
How to play? Two players or teams each have a color. Roll two 10-sided dice and multiply the numbers. Place the game piece with the answer on the board, with your color up. But be careful! If someone else rolls your answer, they can flip your piece to their color!
Have fun practicing multiplication while also using strategic thinking to win the game!
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Pattern Numbers
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Grades K-12. Numbers! Numbers! Numbers! We spend all our school years learning about numbers and this set of tiles allow you to see relationships with numbers as you progress through math!
Adding and subtracting, multiplication tables, prime numbers, squares, composites, factorial, triangular, Fibonacci, Catalan numbers can all be visually represented with these tiles!
Just like every child should have a ruler, compass, and protractor for their math years, they should also have a set of these tiles!
The color instructions describe how you can use the numbers, and eight reproducible worksheets reinforce the material. 186 magnetic color foam tiles included.
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Puzzle of Pythagoras
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Our Price: $3.95
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The Golden Ratio is an Irrational Number that has fascinated humankind for over 2000 years. Objects proportioned to the Golden Ratio are said to be pleasing to the eye, and the Greeks used the Golden Ratio in constucting buildings such as the Parthenon. Objects proportioned to the Golden Ratio can also be used visually and geometrically to demonstrate the Fibonacci sequence.
This puzzle is a tactile teaching tool for the Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci sequence. Instructions with the 17 puzzle pieces lead kids to build groups of regular pentagons. Kids also can build the Fibonacci sequence by using the shapes from the two previous triangles to build the next triangle.
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