University Games, Scholastic Math Match Travel Dice Game, Mathematics Reinforcement Game for Kids, for 2 or More Players Ages 5 and Up

To say that kids love this game more than other non-educational game would be an exaggeration, but when compared to other educational games this game is among the best! This game is simple, but it is fun for kids and adults and it helps to reinforce math facts very well. My kids and I especially love the over-sized, chunky 12-sided dice (see them compared to the size of a quarter in my pictures) - we have played with the dice separately also. I highly recommend this product. I hope you find my review helpful!

Fun math game that can be played a few ways. Great for hands on learning!

Got this to help my 5th grader with her multiplication and I can’t say how happy we are. She loves that it’s fun and does not remind her that she is doing math. The price was just right and the quality of this item was great and not flimsy.

Easy to grasp the concept, we had a good time playing and it helps my son see there’s more then one way to get the answers.

This is a really fun game and it seems to be made very durable . It has a semi fast pace and is great for ages 5 and up.It is challenging for kiddos without being overly difficult.

Bought this game as a fun way to practice math with my 10-year-old son, and we loved it! This would be great for a classroom or homeschooling as well. We both really enjoyed it, and you could easily play it with kids who have varying math skills. Great value for the price. The dice and cards are well made and would hold up well over the years, even in a classroom.

Bought this for my 8 yr old who didn’t learn addition and subtraction very well and was struggling to start multiplication. It is a big hit. You can modify it (focus on smaller numbers first by taking out numbers 9-12 in the card deck, playing with just one die, or making up your own games, Then when they feel confident, add cards back in to learn higher values. ) We only played 2-3 times a week while waiting for food at a restaurant (yes it’s a small portable box) and she gained lots of math confidence. I accidentally didn’t have it in the car one evening and she was sodisappointed!! Definitely recommend for ages 5-10 to make a game out of learning.

This is a great game for practicing math skills. I like you can play it differently depending on what skills you want to focus on. It’s nice and portable too if you want to play somewhere that’s not at home. I use it with my six year old for homeschool.