24 GAME 96-Card Deck: Single Digits Math Card Game

Fun and easy to play - Teachers like it and students LOVE it! Object of the game is to make 24 using all four numbers on a card. You can add, subject, multiply and divide, but use each number only once. There is at least one solution to every card. One or more players - Great for travel! Sharpens concentration Helps relieve math anxiety In 1988, successful inventor Robert Sun embarked on a journey to teach children the relationship between numbers through a game. The result of his efforts was the 24 Game, a unique mathematics teaching tool that has proven to successfully engage students in grades 1 through 9 from diverse economic and social backgrounds. In 2018, the 24 Game celebrated its 30th anniversary, continuing to help children sharpen basic math skills such as computation, problem solving, number sense, critical thinking, and pattern sensing. Single Digits (Ages 9+) 96 Double-sided, 4'' x 4'' cards. 1 Dot, 2 Dot & 3 Dot. Three levels of challenge. Cards offer three levels of difficulty. Easy, 1 Dot cards are easy, 2 Dot cards are medium and 3 Dot cards are tough. Object is to make 24 with all four numbers on a card. You can add, subtract, multiply and divide. You must use all four numbers, but use each only once. There are multiple ways to solve each card. One solution for the card above: 4 x 3 = 12 2 x 1 = 2 2 x 12 = 24 All 24 Game cards are printed on both sides, each with a different set of four numbers. SINGLE DIGITS cards have numbers 1 through 9. Cards are worth 1, 2 or 3 points, rated by difficulty. Look at the corner of a card to tell if it’s worth 1 point (1 white dot), 2 points (2 red dots) or 3 points (3 yellow dots). All 9’s are “filled in” in red.