Target Math Game | A Teacher-Recommended, Fast-Paced Mental Math Game for Practicing Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, & Division | Ages 8+

I HIGHLY recommend!I first purchased this game for my third-grade child, who is learning multiplication and division. After finding it successful and fun, I then purchased it for a fourth-grade child I tutor for in a different state. We played for an hour and a half.What I particularly enjoy about it is that we can modify it based upon current skill level. Learning online is a challenge, but this was extremely enjoyable for my pupil. I will be purchasing my THIRD game for the other pupil I tutor (first grade) to support their academic learning. GREAT INVESTMENT!

I had already seen and played this game before purchasing. It is easy to understand how to play, but it is very challenging to actually do it. My 7 year old grandson is a math whiz and enjoyed creaming all the rest of us. The idea is to use the cards in your hand to equal the number that is shown using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division before anyone else can do it. The game arrived quickly, in perfect condition.

As an elementary math teacher, I've been starting to use it with my students grades 3-6. The students have mostly enjoyed it and it provides a nice way to practice problem solving and a variety of algebraic processes. Only downside is that it has only been truly playable so far with the 6th graders, with the other grades needing lot of clues or having to be flexible with rules or numbers chosen. Would recommend for 5th grade and above gen. ed students

I bought this game for 5th grade classroom. Kids loved playing it and it was quick to learn. It also has the ability to change up the "rules" to play differently if needed. All levels were able to enjoy.

My 3rd grader is currently struggling with math and this has her asking to "please do math". Because it's just us adults playing with her we changed the rules and made it a group activity versus us playing against each other. So we pick a target and then figure out as many ways as possible to make it to the target as a group.This has given her much confidence and as she's trying to find ways to get to the target she is practicing so much.Once we are more confident we may play against each other. But either way the game is well made and there are few games that cover all: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.Thank you for making math fun again!