Learning Resources Snap It Up! Math: Addition and Subtraction Card Game,90 Cards, 2-6 players, Grades 1+, Ages 6+

Fun game for solidifying math facts. My Eight-year-old son is usually reluctant to practice his math but he saw this game and grabbed it (without any prompting from me) and was excited to play. He and my ten-year-old play it together all the time now and enjoy it :)The rounds can go fast so the game usually ends quickly but they just continue playing until they run out of cards.

My niece loves this game! She loves doing simple math equations for fun and this helps with that. We play very slow, but she loves that it’s a game but it’s also math! It will grow with her for a while. She’s only in kindergarten

These are great at turning Math into a fun learning activity! We use these with our 2.6 yrs old son to kickstart his Math skills.

My second grade daughter was stressing out over timed tests at school, especially substraction. She gets these cards out and wants to play. The rules say to arrange the cards in equations and just "imagine" the plus, minus and equal signs, which is too abstract for a beginner. So I made a simple mat on a sheet of paper with places for the cards and the symbols written down like this ____ + _____ = _____ or this ____ + _____ = _____. Three times each because the goal is to create 3 equations as fast as you can. Anyway, the homemade mat made it easier for her to play and it has really helped her confidence level.

My son's favorite math game and he has a lot!¡

My 6 year old asks to play every night. Her math has improved greatly trying to beat us. The 3 year old of course doesn't quite understand, but it's great for her to learn numbers

Just so so, no operator card, and too expensive for 2 stacks of "Play Cards" (Each stack of Play Cards normally costs just $1-$2)

These cards are great to help my daughter with her math skills and to make it a fun way for her to learn.

Buen material didáctico

Play this game with 3rd graded to help build math skills and he loves it (he does not like doing school work) . Makes math fun and I can see an improvement in his skills as well as his willingness to learn.