Absolute Zero Math Card Game for Kids and Families - Mathematics Educational Integer Game for Learning at Home, Classroom, Travel - Award Winning Education Math Games Developed by a Math Teacher

The grandkids and I enjoy playing this game and they learn an important math concept.

Love this integer card game for my students. As a math teacher, I am always looking for educational games for my students to play when they finish their work before the bell rings or as a motivational/review tool. This game is perfect for all of the above. The rules are easy to understand and the fast-paced nature of the game makes it great for my students to keep their integer skills sharpened while having a friendly competition, as well. I also really love how sturdy the cards are, the bright graphic design, and the really nice case it comes in for me to store the cards while not in use. I also purchased this integer card game on Kickstarter, and I may order more sets so I can have more students playing at one time. If you are looking for a really easy to play (with several options) integer game, I very much encourage you to purchase this.

These cards are not cheap, but they're quality playing cards. I have three decks that I use to develop integer numeracy in math classes (6th and 7th grades). Kids love playing the game, which consists quite simply of working the draw/discard pile to end with a hand that is equivalent to zero. The game is easy to pick-up, and my students don't want to stop playing once they "get it." More importantly, the numeracy transfers to other operations with integers. More playing increases fluency.

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Using the Absolute Zero Card Game as a learning opportunity for my students proved to be very successful in improving their understanding of combining integers. Student engagement was high, which also increased learning opportunities and enjoyment. The design of the cards provides a visual cue to students during the game that increased success and thus learning for students struggling with the concept of combing integers. The website provided excellent resources and suggestions for additional ways to use the integer cards. I highly recommend the Absolute Zero Game for parents and educators who are tired of worksheets and computerized practice games!

The students love to play this game. It helps build on math skills and they have the added advantage of time with peers learning and teaching each other the game.

I love this game! As a middle school math teacher I use it regularly and its also great fun with the family. Playing "what's your difference" gives students a good conceptual knowledge of moving from positive to negative integers on a coordinate grid. While Interger wars solidifies the concept for middle schoolers should already have.I really can't say enough good things about this simple yet effective card game.

The cards are flimsy cardboard and won't last. The teacher should have used a "linen finish" on the cards which is the standard today for quality cards.

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