Thinkfun Maths Dice Game for Children Age 6 Years Up

Low cost, great quality, great fun, easy to play, anywhere, and educational what more can a Grandma ask for :-)We have played it at the table while others finish dinnerWhen I am talking to mummy and daddyWhen I am watching, and playing with, younger sister and evenWhen preparing dinner and washing the dishesIt would be great on a plane or a train, in a restaurant in fact anywhere there is a flat 'and at the moment playing with an exuberant, how far can I throw the dice, 5 year old, distance limited' areaNow I bet Gramps couldn't multitask like Grandma

Bought this as a Christmas present for my two nephews. One is only three so still a little young for this but he can count up to ten so he's not going to be far off being able to play this with a little help. The other nephew is five and is very advance with his numbers so I thought it would be a good little game for him, even if it's not particularly challenging it should be something the both of them can play together in the near future. The product itself was very well made, the dice are a good size so no real risk of a child swallowing them and unlike other products I've seen that are similar it comes with a nice bag to put it all in so nothing gets lost.

I love the size and the quality is also not too bad.One thing that was annoying (which is probably somewhere in the description) is that there are only 3 normal dice in this set. 2 others are weird: only have double 1, 2 and 3 sides (no 4, 5, 6). It seems to be a part of a crappy game on a sheet of rag that comes with them, but... WHY! I would gladly pay the same for 5 normal dice.The size is good, though. Even for a toddler, as they are too big to be swallowed.

Purchased for Xmas for a 6 year old girl to help her along with her maths. This game is fantastic and they should introduce it in schools. Small enough to pop in your bag and take it out with you like we did recently and played it whilst having a drink in Costa. Excellent game and worth the money 💰

Bought this for my 4 year old nephew who had taken a liking to another dice game and was not disappointed. At the moment he is able to count the dots on the dice and do simple addition, but the game can be made increasingly more complicated as he learns to subtract, multiply and divide. The dice are clear enough for him to read, and he enjoys the different colour dice (this helps us to help him also - 'why not try adding the orange one!') the game comes with a smal, fabric board to move your counter along, and a carry bag to keep all the pieces in. Would recommend this for anyone with children learning maths.

Whilst I agree that this is a clever game for introducing children to maths, I do think it's overpriced for what you get.I looked on a website that just sells dice and to buy the equivalent dice which is, let's face it, all you really need, would cost £5.24 including postage.So yes, it's a good game for teaching maths but I wish I'd just bought the dice.

Brilliant little game! Simple enough to play (we sometimes deviate a bit from the instructions) and have been using it during lockdown with my daughter who has just turned 6. She was struggling a little with basic maths and had little interest in sitting down with work sheets so this is a more fun way of doing some maths within a game! She gets super competitive! My youngest (3) has been joining in and using the dice to learn to count. Really recommend!

This is an excellent game and really made adults as well as children think hard. I bought this for our 9 and 7 year old grandsons as a small extra at Christmas and all the family including me played it on boxing day. Only disappointing part is scoring mat but that can easily be replicated onto a more substantial board. A snakes and ladders board could even be used adding a different twist to the game. I am going to purchase another game to keep here for when the grandchildren visit us. This is so much better than them sitting playing on their tablets etc!!!!!.

We use this game as a reward in our tutoring sessions for 2nd and 3rd graders, as an introduction to number sense for any age, as scaffolding with older kids before we play more complicated versions of this idea (Math Dice Sr, 24, Prime Climb, etc) and as remedial practice for our older kids. It's easy to learn. I like that it works well in small group play (kids in pairs on a team for example), it's helpful for modeling strategies and number sense (especially if the teacher plays against the students to model how answers are found), and that it can be adapted for noncompetitive play.

Sa soon as I saw the one for kids, I realized this would be a great game to keep older minds sharp. It is, too. Very easy to figure out and play. Highly recommend it for kids of all ages. Even comes with a small sack to store it in. Great for gits and traveling.

Sin duda este es el juego que te ayudara a fortalecer las habilidades matemáticas de los menores y el pensamiento abstracto.Las piezas son de buena calidad ya que ha resistido múltiples caídasEl tapete es del mismo material de la bolsa lo que lo hace durable y resistente a la linpieza

My daughter is 4.5 years and she is learning the math now. It’s really help her when she doing the work

Good value for money. Kids can improve their arithmetic skills with playing with their friends. It's a fun way of learning.